Final Exam Review IV

Yearbook Section Final Exam Practice Review

Final Exam Review V

 

Please click on the link below, you will be directed to another practice digital photography exam- Press START when ready! The questions from these exams will be part of your final so pay attention!

Exam Review V

Final Exam Review III

Please click on the link below, you will be directed to another practice digital photography exam- Press START when ready! The questions from these exams will be part of your final so pay attention!

Digital Photography Practice Exam 3

IMPORTANT! Leave your score page OPEN and show me your scores before closing! 

Final Exam Review II

Please click on the link below, you will be directed to another practice digital photography exam- Press START when ready! The questions from these exams will be part of your final so pay attention!

Digital Photography Practice Exam 2

IMPORTANT! Leave your score page OPEN and show me your scores before closing!

Final Exam Review I

Please click on the link below, you will be directed to a practice digital photography exam- Press START when ready! TAKE NOTES! You will see these questions again on your upcoming Final Exam.

REVIEW I

REVIEW II

When you are finished with the exam, SCREEN SHOT your results and submit via GOOGLE CLASSROOM. 

Assignment: Diptych with Interaction

Luiz Maurina, Dyptich "The Fighter" 2011

We'll be taking pictures 1/6 and have for editing:  Monday 1/9

If you are doing on your own, follow this schedule. 

IMAGES DUE: Wednesday 1/1121

Image from Richard Vantielicke Series

1. Read the artist statement & View the work of artist Richard Vantielcke below in your Major Assignments folder, or click on link - interactive images by Richard Vantielicke

Image from Richard Vantielicke Series

2. Start formulating an idea, and choose your model or models. You will have to set up your own makeshift studio at home, with a sheet and a window for light. 

A final diptych series (2 shots total, 1 pairs) in which one half of the diptych “interacts” with the other either by theme, movement, message or concept.

TURN IN TO GOOGLE CLASSROOM:

-your original photos

-your final edit, on a single frame

Post on your Blog: Your final 

Dave Kimelberg is a Boston-based photographer, lawyer and general creative-type photographing tatooed professionals proving, at the very least, you should not judge a book by it's cover.

Shubani Singh, Dyptich 2011

Elisa Sapolinick, Dyptich 2011

Favorite Teacher Portrait

Ms. Goia, WHS

Take some nice portraits of your favorite teacher. Edit and post your best portrait and write a paragraph reflection in academic language explaining why you like and admire this teacher. Give details, reasons and examples as to why you chose this teacher.

1. Email the teacher and explain your assignment. Get their permission to be photographed, let them know it needs to be done as soon as possible. You must make arrangements with the teacher on your own time, or during the block you have this class.
2. Think about flattering positions, angles like birds eye, worms eye and how that effects the overall subject. 
3. Once the photo has been uploaded to Photoshop, EDIT IT! Do some skin smoothing, blemish removal, eye bag softening- make your favorite teachers portrait flattering!
4. Write your paragraph in WORD so that you have the benefit of spelling and grammar check. Before you post it, have a friend proofread it.