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LL 8-Final Evaluation

Posted on December 11, 2013 by rmichals

Please list and describe three separate concepts you learned in this class and how they might help you in the future.

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LL5-Portrait Basics

Posted on November 5, 2013 by rmichals

Write a description how to set up 3-point portrait lighting. Name and describe the function of each light.

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LL4-Lighting Direction

Posted on October 28, 2013 by rmichals

Post a small version of the best photo you took today. Write a short description of the lighting. How does the light create the mood of the photograph?

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LL-DOF

Posted on September 25, 2013 by rmichals

Select your best Shallow depth of field and your best extensive depth of field shot from today’s trip to Green-Wood Cemetery. Make a small in terms of KB version of your two images and post them with a short definition … Continue reading →

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LL2-Brooklyn Historical Society

Posted on September 17, 2013 by rmichals

Write a post of at least 200 words comparing the daguerreotype that you handled today at the Brooklyn Historical Society and any digital photograph that you have taken this semester.  How does the format change the experience of both taking … Continue reading →

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LL-Composition

Posted on September 11, 2013 by rmichals

Select what you think is the best photo that you took today. Create a small (in terms of file size-200kb or less) jpg and post it with your description of what makes this a successful photograph. Include at least one … Continue reading →

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HW1-Photo Description

Posted on June 15, 2011 by rmichals

Select a photograph of New York by one of the photographers below that you did not work with in class. Look for a photograph that really speaks to you and that you think is very visually engaging. Identify the photograph … Continue reading →

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