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Photo Composition

Every 3 days you will be shown a powerpoint on each of the Photo Compositions.  You will need to turn in 3 photo's (different subjects and backgrounds) for each which is a photo a day.  For the this section, photos all need to be edited with basic editing only.  Adjust contrast and color to look realistic with some contrast.  Black and white is allowed. 1 of the 3 has to be on a dslr the other two can be on your cell phone.

 

Research Part -

When we start this project, you will have one week to pick from this website one of the 25 iconic photographers in history. You will need to do research and present either in presi or PowerPoint and turn in through Jupiter grades as either a link or a file.  It needs 5 slides.  First is an intro and about the photographer, next 3 are on an image each that you picked by them and your response in equivalent to 1/3 of a word doc page at size 12 font or more. The last is your reason for picking this photographer and your thoughts on his or her life and what maybe their inspiration.

http://www.digitalphotomentor.com/25-iconic-photographers-in-history/

1. Filling the Frame - 

Powerpoint here

Famous Photographer for this project is

Philippe Halsman

http://philippehalsman.com/home/

3. Rule of Thirds o

hree sections in this one. Bugs Eye, Birds Eye and Along Side.

Powerpoint here

Famous Photographer c project is

Gregory Colbert

https://gregorycolbert.com/

 

5. Different Point of View

Powerpoint here

Famous Photographer for this project is

John Sexton

http://www.johnsexton.com

7. Candid

Powerpoint here

Famous Photographer for this project is

Henri Cartier-Bresson

http://www.henricartierbresson.org/en/

4. Background

Powerpoint here

Famous Photographer for this project is

Arnald Newman

http://www.pdngallery.com/legends/newman/

PHOTOGRAPHY

2. Simplicity

Powerpoint here

Famous Photographer for this project is

Edward Weston

http://edward-weston.com/

6. Framing

Powerpoint here

Famous Photographer for this project is

Imogen Cunningham

http://www.imogencunningham.com

8. Landscape

Do not due landscape for Photo Composition. I will teach this as a separate section, but be aware it is part of the 8 basics of photo composition.

 

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