WEEK 1 Story: Rule of Thirds

WEEK 1 Story: Rule of Thirds

The rule of thirds is the first compositional rule most photographers learn, but most don't know why they learn it. The rule of thirds is amazing for telling a story. Tell a story using the rule of thirds.

What is it...
The rule of thirds is applied by aligning a subject with the guidelines and their intersection points, placing the horizon on the top or bottom line, or allowing linear features in the image to flow from section to section.

Video EXPLAINING Rule of Thirds..

Google Exit  Slip after watching the Rule Of Thirds...

Here are some examples from Google...

In class practice...Multiples

Week 1/22 - 1/26

Week 1/21 - 1/27

Sunday: 1/21
 Work on White Object project: 45 images
Due on 1/29

Monday:

• Finish Color Replacement and Post on Blog
• Folder for Multiple images 
•  Photoshop Preferences!
• We will be starting in the beginning today - and working on how to set up Photoshop for us and learning on to change Photoshop to fit how we learn. 

HOMEWORK: BRING CAMERA - Lets see what we all have

Tuesday:

• Post your camera Type - Take a picture of your camera and post it on blogger...

1. Let's find a lynda video or other that truly gives the how to operate your particular camera. - Write a review of Video 
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1. Post your camera how to video on a page - title what your camera type is. 
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1. Define, where is it located on the camera- demonstrate and expalin and post 3 images with information for each example... Image (1/60, F8, iso 400, WB: Cloudy Image: Fine, Jbg)
1.  Shutter
2. Aperture 
3. ISO 
4. White Balance
5. Pixel counts
6. Timer
7. AF-MODES
8. METERING
9. Bracketing +2
10. Image Size
11. Image Quality
12. ADL - is ? 

1. We will try out the cameras Today, Wednesday, and Thursday.
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• Post your Phone Type - if you have one
• Plus an image of it

Wednesday:

CLOSE UP  - Preset + Aperture

• Take 15 pictures in class using natural light/artificial  and the white peanuts using only the Close up setting - Also try from objects from the bin that fit the below project

• Define Aperture and explain where it is on your camera

• Take 3 great examples of (not at school)
• Clear objects
• Solid Objects
• Plants/flowers
• Shiny / reflect objects
• Face parts
• By the end of Sunday 1/28

• All examples are from Google search

Thursday:

• We start by posting your 15 images of pictures you took on Tuesday and Wednesday.

• Texture 2/12 - Define and find 3 - 10 images from google - Then capture your own. 
  
  o Describe the texture – smooth, slick, shiny, rough, raised, bumpy, fuzzy, soft, hard, grainy, etc..
  
  o Can you feel the texture or is it just visual?

 Next we will be on with Photoshop and tools
Researching - Looking at Confetti image



Friday:
Refining Edge and Learning about Mask's

"Weekly Change: Multiple of me in one are - taken in 3 locations"

Spark Art Show

Sunday and Saturday: 

Finish White Object Pictures and Present/ Aperture Images +Start your multiple image of you pictures