Choose the 2 best window self portraits and post in a gallery in open lab
Discuss why you chose each. Post to discussion 6 in student posts
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This is the same as discussion 4 except you choose photos that are different than any of previously chosen photos. Check student posts to see what others chose and and find different photos.
Go to to our flickr group. Look at the photos of other students from HW3 and HW4. Pick 2 that you like. Make your own photos that utilizes some of the compositional elements of the other student’s photos. The subject matter of your photo should be different than the other student.
Choose photos from Homework3 and 4. Also choose photos that were not chosen for Discussion 4 by any other student
Make a post using image gallery, label other student’s work and the compositional element and your photo.
Post should contain a photo from 2 students with your 2 response photos
Post -student post/discussion 5
Go to to our flickr group. Look at the photos of other students by choosing different members. Pick one photo from 2 different students that you like.(2 different photos) For each photo chosen make a new photo (one not previous shot) that utilizes some compositional element of the other student’s photos. For each student work choose a different compositional element to use for inspiration for your new photos. The subject matter of your photo must be different than the other student’s photo.
Select the other students work from Homework3
Make a post using image gallery, label other student’s work and the compositional element and your photo.
Post should contain a photo from 2 students with your 2 responce photos
Post -student post/discussion 4
As a reminder, subject of your photo can not be the same as the other student’s work.
You must go outside and make new photos using the chosen compositional elements. You can’t use previous taken photos
Filling the frame and choosing what to include and exclude can change how you view and perceive a photo. Using the architecture, your surroundings, lighting, people, and different angle of views in your frame helps add to the subject of the photo and can give it more depth, color, and to create a scene. We get to be creative as photographers and think about what to the include in the frame and angles to take the photos from to create a photo that emphasizes the subject the best.
Watch video and discuss Bresson’s ideas on how compositional elements can come together in a decisive moment
Post to student post/ discussion3
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