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NO CELL PHONE DAY!
NO CELL PHONE DAY!
(That means put them away!)
Expectations:
Expectations:
C: Voice Level 2 (only the people next to you can hear you and no shouting across the room)
H: Ask your team, elbow partner or raise hand
A: Work on the assignment
M: Stay in your assigned seat
P: Work till assignment is completed
S: Finishing your work
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Using the Elements of Art to Find Beautiful Patterns
The key to shooting texture...
WHAT ARE WE LEARNING: Texture in Photography
WHY IS IT IMPORTANT: Capturing texture in a photograph can add visual interest, highlight unique patterns, or even evoke emotions. Texture photography overlaps with many kinds of photography, including everything from fine art to classic portraiture. Texture also plays an important role in macro photography.
HOW WILL MY TEACHER KNOW WHAT I LEARNED: You will practice different techniques and gradually show your success!
For Part 1 of assignment...
How to Photograph Textures.mp4Remember! When the viewer sees the photo...they should see the TEXTURE FIRST!
Remember...Without touching it, you can recognize the smoothness or roughness of through the image. Capturing texture in a photograph can add visual interest, highlight unique patterns, or even evoke emotions.
Remember...Without touching it, you can recognize the smoothness or roughness of through the image. Capturing texture in a photograph can add visual interest, highlight unique patterns, or even evoke emotions.
Keep your eyes open!
Experiment with your camera setting (DOF etc)
Consider your light Source!
Play with the composition! (Explore the subject from different angles!)
Remember! Texture Does NOT mean PATTERN! Make sure your photos convey the feeling of the texture!
Remember! Texture Does NOT mean PATTERN! Make sure your photos convey the feeling of the texture!
The Assignment...
The Assignment...
For this assignment, you will photograph TEXTURE in three different ways.
You will photograph TEXTURE subjects in 3 different ways!
YOU choose what you are shooting! Do NOT just copy these ideas! Be creative!
YOU choose what you are shooting! Do NOT just copy these ideas! Be creative!
You MUST compare and contrast TWO DIFFERENT textural qualities... SMOOTH vs. ROUGH
SMOOTH
This should NOT just be a flat wall!
One of the photos to exhibit a dominance of smooth texture!
Look to your lighting to help convey smoothness in texture.
The viewer should be able to describe the photo as FEELING SMOOTH.
ROUGH
One of the photos to exhibit a dominance of ROUGH texture!
Lighting and color will help convey roughness.
The viewer should be able to describe the photo as FEELING ROUGH.
Dominance and Subordination are both Principles of Design are ways of creating an emphasis or focal point to an artwork!
SMOOTH & ROUGH TOGETHER!
Find a 3rd subject with both SMOOTH & ROUGH to shoot!
FOR THIS SUBJECT, find something that you believe will look great as a BLACK & WHITE image (hint: make it Black & white in Photoshop)
Lighting and contrast will help convey smoothness AND roughness.
The viewer should be able to describe the photo as FEELING ROUGH & SMOOTH.
Depth of Field...
There may be instances when a lot of depth of field is warranted. In other pictures, shallow depth of field may help to accentuate the texture that you're trying to highlight.
DEPTH OF FIELD (DOF)
DEPTH OF FIELD (DOF)
The amount of space focused on at one time controlled by the APERTURE (f stop).
f22 (SMALL Aperture opening) = Deep/Great DOF
vs f1.4 (LARGE Aperture Opening = Shallow/Less DOF
The LARGER the opening of the lens (small f Stop number) the LESS/SHALLOW the Depth of Field.
Only the dog is sharp when using F 1.4 and the background appears blurred/out of focus.
The smallest opening (large F stop number) the GREATER the Depth of Field. The dog and the background are sharp when using F 22.
Remember! Texture Does NOT mean PATTERN! Make sure your photos convey the feeling of the texture!
Remember! Texture Does NOT mean PATTERN! Make sure your photos convey the feeling of the texture!
Downloading your photos...
Download to your TEXTURE Folder!
To Split the screens (to see them better):
To Split the screens (to see them better):
Each day you take photos you will make sure to download images BEFORE leaving class!
Editing your photos!
Editing your photos!
Open Photoshop
Open Photoshop
Click OPEN (on the left)
Navigate to Desktop> PHOTOGRAPHY folder>Textures
Select ONE of the subjects/images you would like to work with.
You should have multiple of each texture subject to choose from!
Always select the best image based upon three criteria:
Does it work for your assignment?
Is it a good exposure?
Is it in focus?
Click OPEN
CHOOSE YOUR BEST IMAGES! If they don't meet the criteria, check out a camera and go shoot some more!
SAVE (as) YOUR DOCUMENT!
SAVE (as) YOUR DOCUMENT!
Shortcut: Shift + Ctrl + S
(or File: SAVE AS)
Save as Type:
PHOTOSHOP!
Then click Save to Cloud Documents
Save to CREATIVE CLOUD!
Click the Save to CREATIVE CLOUD button
Name the document:
"First Name Last Name TEXTURE1"
Click SAVE
If it will NOT save to Creative Cloud, please let me know immediately!
If you have selected your best TEXTURE photo you can do the same process for other TEXTURE photos of a different subjects!
(Open through Photoshop, Save as, Save to Creative Cloud)
Editing your photos!
Editing your photos!
Adjusting using layers
Adjusting using layers
Remember to use an ADJUSTMENT LAYER (in the layers panel: click the adjustment icon) so it is non-destructive
Remember to use an ADJUSTMENT LAYER (in the layers panel: click the adjustment icon) so it is non-destructive
Adjust such things as:
Adjust such things as:
Brightness/Contrast
Exposure
Vibrance
Hue/Saturation
Color Balance
Black & White on the 3rd photo (no Tints)
Make Adjustments as needed! (And they are needed!)
Make Adjustments as needed! (And they are needed!)
Edits are subjective! They are what YOU feel needs to be adjusted. But YOU MUST MAKE ADJUSTMENTS!
Edits are subjective! They are what YOU feel needs to be adjusted. But YOU MUST MAKE ADJUSTMENTS!
Spot healing/patch
Spot healing/patch
If there is anything you want to remove:
If there is anything you want to remove:
Create a new layer and use the Spot Healing or patch tools to clean it up!
Remember to make sure Content-Aware is selected AND Sample All Layers is checked!
Using the masks
Using the masks
Remember on the mask of an adjustment layer (make sure it is selected), we can add black to conseal what we are adjusting!
Remember on the mask of an adjustment layer (make sure it is selected), we can add black to conseal what we are adjusting!
White=Reveals
White=Reveals
Black=Conseals
Black=Conseals
Make sure your adjustment layers are ON the TOP in the layers panel so that any other alterations (spot healing etc) are adjusted also!
ADD A VIGNETTE!
(all images MUST have this!)
Remember! PULL to the left to use the Dark Vignette!!!
ADD A SIGNATURE!
(all images MUST have this!)
Remember! If your image area is dark, make your signature WHITE. If the image area is light, make your signature BLACK!
Make sure you have added the vignette AND your signature!
Each image MUST have YOUR signature on the bottom right!
EXPORTING Your FILES
Please make sure it is a JPG file!
You will export 3 images:
First Name Last Name TEXTURE1.jpg
First Name Last Name TEXTURE2.jpg
First Name Last Name TEXTURE3.jpg
CRITERIA:
CRITERIA:
3 Images of YOUR choice of DIFFERENT subjects utilizing TEXTURES!
One of the photos MUST exhibit a dominance of SMOOTH texture
One of the photos MUST exhibit a dominance of ROUGH texture
Third photo MUST exhibit BOTH SMOOTH & ROUGH Textures AND must be made Black & White (no Tint please)!
Each image but be edited appropriately in Photoshop
Each image MUST have a signature and a Vignette
Each image MUST be named correctly (first name last name TEXTURE1.jpg)
File format turned in MUST be correct (jpg)
Rubric for Digital Photography
Rubric for Digital Photography
When the assignment is returned to you in Teams, a PDF will be attached with a breakdown of your score!
DUE TUESDAY,
DUE TUESDAY,
NOVEMBER 12!
NOVEMBER 12!
To get credit!
To get credit!
Go to our Classroom in TEAMS
Select Assignments
Select
Photography: Textures!
Scroll down to MY WORK
Click +ATTACH
Click UPLOAD FROM THIS DEVICE
Select DESKTOP (on the left) then the PHOTOGRAPHY Folder>TEXTURE Folder
Find the JPG files we EXPORTED and select them:
First Name Last Name TEXTURE1.jpg
First Name Last Name TEXTURE2.jpg
First Name Last Name TEXTURE3.jpg
Click OPEN
To select more than one image at a time, hold the CTRL button down on your keyboard then select each file!
Wait for file to upload
File will show up below under My Work
CLICK TURN IN!
NOTE: There MUST be THREE (3) JPG files (that have been adjused in Photoshop) attached to get credit. Simply clicking TURN IN will not do!!!
POINT VALUES:
POINT VALUES:
ASSIGNMENT REQUIREMENTS & CREATIVITY
(max 30 Points)
Did you think about the assignment?
Do the images meet the assignment requirements?
EXECUTION & CAMERA WORK
(max 45 Points)
Are the images properly exposed?
Do the images show clear details (in Focus) while enhancing the overall visual impact?
EDITING
(max 25 Points)
Do the images show effective use of editing tools to refine and improve the overall presentation?
TOTAL: 100 POINTS!!!
When you are done, add your photos to your PORTFOLIO. Give each Photo a title and a descriptive paragraph!
DO NOT CREATE A NEW PORTFOLIO!!!
Give each photo a TITLE and write a paragraph about your photo.
What is the image of?
Why did you take THIS photo?
What makes it interesting?
When you have added ALL 3 photos (with a Title and paragraph)...Click SHARE!
On the TOP RIGHT, click the SHARE button.
Select PUBLISH OPTIONS.
Publish Options...
Click
REPUBLISH
Every time you add to your portfolio you need to REPUBLISH to make the changes live!
SHORTCUT TO LOG OFF COMPUTER!
SHORTCUT TO LOG OFF COMPUTER!
Remember to SAVE (ctrl + S) any file before doing this shortcut!
Remember to SAVE (ctrl + S) any file before doing this shortcut!
Ctrl+Alt+Delete then select SIGN OFF!
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