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Wednesday, July 30, 2014
Monday, July 28, 2014
VOCABULARY 2
FILE FORMAT
FILTER
FLARE
FOCUS
FRAME
f/STOP
GB
HARD DRIVE
HOT SHOE
ICON
IMAGE EDITING PROGRAM
INFINITY
ISO
JPEG
KB
LCD
LED
LENS
LENS SHADE
LIGHT METER
FILTER
FLARE
FOCUS
FRAME
f/STOP
GB
HARD DRIVE
HOT SHOE
ICON
IMAGE EDITING PROGRAM
INFINITY
ISO
JPEG
KB
LCD
LED
LENS
LENS SHADE
LIGHT METER
Friday, July 25, 2014
Thursday, July 24, 2014
Wednesday, July 23, 2014
Tuesday, July 22, 2014
WRITTEN ASSIGNMENT 1 VOCABULARY 1
DEFINE THE FOLLOWING TERMS... P.298 IN THE JOY OF DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY
AE
AF
APERTURE
APERTURE PRIORITY
ARTIFICIAL LIGHT
AVAILABLE LIGHT
BACKLIGHT
BIT/BYTE
BOUNCE LIGHT
BULB
CARD READER
CLOSE-UP
COMPRESSION
CONTRAST
CPU
CROPPING
DAYLIGHT
DEPTH OF FIELD
DOWNLOAD
DPI
EXPOSURE
AE
AF
APERTURE
APERTURE PRIORITY
ARTIFICIAL LIGHT
AVAILABLE LIGHT
BACKLIGHT
BIT/BYTE
BOUNCE LIGHT
BULB
CARD READER
CLOSE-UP
COMPRESSION
CONTRAST
CPU
CROPPING
DAYLIGHT
DEPTH OF FIELD
DOWNLOAD
DPI
EXPOSURE
FALL SEMESTER WEEKLY PHOTO ASSIGNMENTS
TEN OF YOUR BEST PHOTOS TAKEN THIS SEMESTER DEALING WITH THE FOLLOWING SUBJECTS...share a link of full resolution photos with titles to my email ...
BRYANTSPHOTOCLASS15@GMAIL.COM
DUE DATE ... SUBJECT
7-25-14 ANY RECENT PHOTOS (EXTRA CREDIT)
8-1-14 SELFIES
8-8-14 SHADOWS
8-15-14 FOOD
8-22-14 SUMMER
8-29-14 NATURE
9-5-14 ANIMALS
9-12-14 SPORTS
9-19-14 FAMILY
PHOTO PROJECT V
20 PHOTOS OF WHAT YOU DID OVER FALL BREAK... DUE OCTOBER 10
BRYANTSPHOTOCLASS15@GMAIL.COM
DUE DATE ... SUBJECT
7-25-14 ANY RECENT PHOTOS (EXTRA CREDIT)
8-1-14 SELFIES
8-8-14 SHADOWS
8-15-14 FOOD
8-22-14 SUMMER
8-29-14 NATURE
9-5-14 ANIMALS
9-12-14 SPORTS
9-19-14 FAMILY
PHOTO PROJECT V
20 PHOTOS OF WHAT YOU DID OVER FALL BREAK... DUE OCTOBER 10
beginning digital photography syllabus 2014-15
Mr. Bryant
Welcome! In this class you will learn a new way of
seeing as you create art with light. During the course of this class, you will
be learning how to operate a camera and the techniques of taking and digitally
editing pictures according to the fundamental principals of art. Aesthetic appreciation of photography will be
developed to help students’ value
photography and express creativity more effectively. The relationship of photography to other
areas of knowledge and to possible careers will be discussed, as well as the
cultural and historical backgrounds to provide a well-rounded view of this art
form. An introduction to Adobe Photoshop
and its photo editing capabilities will increase your technological prowess and
provide real-world applications.
EXPECTATIONS:
There
are two important expectations that I will hold of all students attending this
class.
#1 –
ATTENDANCE
If you
are not in class, you do not have access to the laboratory facilities necessary
to participate in this class. You will
also be missing important demonstrations, discussions and lectures that are an
integral part of the learning process, and these will not be represented for
students that are absent. In-class
critiques also cannot be made up as they are a class discussion process. If you are absent, IT IS YOUR
RESPONSIBILITY TO OBTAIN THE MISSED MATERIAL AND TO TURN IN ASSIGNMENTS DUE.
#2
– RESPONSIBILITY
In
this class, you will be working with a good amount of expensive equipment. Failure to use these responsibly can cause
problems that will affect every student in the class and can be justification
for removal from the class. Also, the
nature of this class requires a high amount of self-discipline. Your
responsibility to plan ahead and give yourself a margin for error is key to
your success in this class.
GRADING
POLICY:
Grades
for this course will be based upon: photography assignments and projects,
written critiques/reports, tests/quizzes, in-class participation, individual
progress, self-evaluations, and effort. YOU MUST TAKE AND SUBMIT / PRINT YOUR OWN PICTURES ! ! !
- You
cannot take pictures of pictures; it is copyright infringement.
- You
cannot use someone else’s photographs for your own assignments.
These
actions will result in a zero for the assignments and/or a referral and the
assignment may not be made up. If
another student takes the pictures and you turn them in as your own, you will
receive an F on the assignment. If
another student does the work, and you turn it in as your own, you will both
receive an F on the assignment.
Photographic
work may be re-done and turned in for a higher grade at anytime during the
semester, provided that you turned it in on time originally. Late photographic work will receive only half
credit and will only be accepted up to two weeks after the due date. Written work will not be accepted late. Extra credit opportunities will only be
available to those students who have all other work turned in.
DISCIPLINE
POLICY
In
this class, I expect the best from every student. Respect for other students, myself, the
classroom and its materials are an integral part of this effort. As previously discussed, the independent
nature and working conditions of this class requires maturity and
responsibility.
CLASS
MATERIALS
You will
need to have access to a digital camera
for this class, preferably a SLR (Single lens Reflex). There are school cameras that will be
available for those students who are unable to provide themselves with a
camera. However, these may only be used
providing that you and your parent/guardian have signed this form accepting the
responsibility to repair or replace equipment that has been lost, stolen, or
damaged while the camera or any other piece of equipment was checked out to
you. When you check a camera out
overnight, it must be returned the next class or you will be denied future
privileges in this area. This is because
we only have a limited amount of cameras to accommodate all of our students,
and your failure to return the equipment in a timely manner will affect other
students’ abilities to complete assignments.
There will always be a class camera available during class for twenty
minute periods.
A USB storage device (flash
drive) is
helpful for storing work and online storage is recommended.
A
three ring binder is helpful to store assignments, notes, and handouts. Paper and writing utensils should be brought
to class daily.
Freedom
of expression is important and encouraged in this class; however, some images
are not appropriate for the classroom setting.
Therefore, the following subjects are not acceptable for students
to take pictures of for this class:
alcohol, drugs, nudity, gang activity, violence, or obscene gestures.
Please
feel free to contact me with any comments or questions!
When
both you and your parent or guardian has read this information, please both
sign and return to me.
I HAVE
READ AND UNDERSTAND THE CLASS EXPECTATIONS AND RULES
Student
Signature:______________________________Print:____________________________
Parent/Guardian
Signature:______________________________Print:____________________________
Daytime
and/or Cell Phone:_________________________
Thank
you and I am looking forward to having a great semester.
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