Burning & Dodging in Photoshop. CLICK HERE.
HERE'S HOW:
12 February 2015
PROJECT #4: A MOMENT (w/ attempted leading line)
DIRECTIONS: Explore downtown Portland (or somewhere that is not an everyday-place for you), and make 24+ photographs where you have major leading line(s) that draws the viewer from the foreground, to the middle ground, and to the background. Try to capture something in the photo that is fleeting. Bring photos to next class.
RATIONALE: To give you an opportunity to interact with the world around you, noticing the unusual and/or ephemeral moments in public, and to make pictures that capture those moments.
BRESSON ON THE DECISIVE MOMENT:
“Photography is the simultaneous recognition, in a fraction of a second, of the significance of an event as well as of a precise organization of forms which give that event its proper expression.”
RATIONALE: To give you an opportunity to interact with the world around you, noticing the unusual and/or ephemeral moments in public, and to make pictures that capture those moments.
BRESSON ON THE DECISIVE MOMENT:
“Photography is the simultaneous recognition, in a fraction of a second, of the significance of an event as well as of a precise organization of forms which give that event its proper expression.”
10 February 2015
PROJECT #3: The Object As Hero, Part 2 (Water)
Make 10+ photos of water (photographed using your light box).
Think outside the box (pun intended ;) for what/how you can make water interested.
Bring photos to next class.
Maybe you'd like to try this. CLICK HERE.
Think outside the box (pun intended ;) for what/how you can make water interested.
Bring photos to next class.
Maybe you'd like to try this. CLICK HERE.
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