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Projects

Project 1 - ERIN CASE

Your task is to recreate this style of photography using your own images

This will help you gain valuable editing and analysis skills for the future - Working with Layers, Portraits and Landscapes

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Activity 1 -

Artist Research on Erin Case

Follow this help sheet. It will tell you how to complete effective artist research.

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Activity 2 -

Taking Photographs in pairs

There is a camera set up on the tripod with the settings 

1/125, F5, ISO 200.

You need to take 2 portraits each of your partner.

Upload your own photographs to your mac from the SD card to use in the third step

Find a Landscape image of somewhere you've been or want to go to, either on your phone, or on the internet - We'll use this later

Activity 3 -

Editing on Photoshop

Edit in the style of Erin Case

Follow the instructions for Photoshop

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Reflection

How did you make your final piece?

Have you grown in confidence when using Photoshop?

What techniques did you use?

What tools in Photoshop helped you do this?

Did you come across any problems? How did you solve them?

Does your work link to the artist Erin Case?

How successful do you think your piece is overall?

Why has it been successful?

What would you do differently next time?

How could you improve it?

Project 2 - Christoffer Relander - Double Exposures

Your task for today is to use this work as inspiration for creating some of your own DOUBLE EXPOSURES.

Double Exposure work is an amazing way to create a surreal effect on your images, where multiple photographs can work together to create a bigger meaning.

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Who is Christoffer Relander and what is his work

Christoffer Relander

Both images used in this series of images mean something to the artist...what do they mean?

How did the artist come across double exposure?

Activity 1 -

Artist Research on Christoffer Relander

Follow this help sheet. It will tell you how to complete effective artist research. Think about why the artist has used the images he has.

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Activity 2 -

Taking Photographs in pairs

There is a camera set up on the tripod with the settings 

1/125, F5, ISO 200.

You need to take 2 portraits each of your partner, the same as last week. This will get you in the habit of using the camera correctly.

Upload your own photographs to your mac from the SD card to use in the third step

Find an image that represents you. It could be a landscape of your favourite place, a photo of your house, your favourite beach. What means something to you?

Activity 3 -

Editing on Photoshop

Editing in the style of Christoffer Relander

Follow along with the instructions for Photoshop by downloading one of these two - We will do this together as well in class

Start by placing your photo in Photoshop.

Remember to go back and look at how you have done these edits.

 

You will need this for your sketchbook evaluation, noting down the settings, tools and techniques used

Layout of Sketchbook

Reflection

How did you make your final piece?

Have you grown in confidence when using Photoshop?

What techniques did you use?

What tools in Photoshop helped you do this?

Did you come across any problems? How did you solve them?

Does your work link to the artist?

How successful do you think your piece is overall?

Why has it been successful?

What would you do differently next time?

How could you improve it?

We evaluate our images to understand how successful they are and what we could do to be better.

It can help solve problems, build your knowledge and help you to discover what else to work on in the future

Remember to pick at least 1 image and talk about it specifically. This will help you understand how good that image is!

Project 3

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Micro Worlds

Pinterest 

We are going to be making our own Pinterest Boards.

Click on this link to take you to Pinterest

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Use these four Categories:

Micro Worlds

Double Exposure

Portraits

Long Exposure

Pinterest is all about creativity!

 

It allows you to look at other people's work and gain some inspiration.

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It's now your turn to create your own Pinterest Boards.

Create an account using your school email address and then you're ready!

You need to have 4 Pinterest Boards with at least 50 PINS on each

You should choose 3 of your favourite images from each Board and place them in your sketchbook. Why do you like these images?

These will help you to create a Pinterest account

Evaluation of images

How did you make your final piece?

Have you grown in confidence when using Photoshop?

What techniques did you use?

What tools in Photoshop helped you do this?

Did you come across any problems? How did you solve them?

Does your work link to the artist?

How successful do you think your piece is overall?

Why has it been successful?

What would you do differently next time?

How could you improve it?

We evaluate our images to understand how successful they are and what we could do to be better.

It can help solve problems, build your knowledge and help you to discover what else to work on in the future

Remember to pick at least 1 image and talk about it specifically. This will help you understand how good that image is!

Shutter Speed

What are the uses of Shutter Speed?

Why do we need to change the shutter SPeed?

Aperture

What is Aperture?

Why do we need to use it and why is it important?

11th December

Today, we are going to be carrying out D.I.R.T. on our work!

Go to the:
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And find your Feedback.

Drag this feedback into your PowerPoint sketchbook

Like it is a picture

DIRT

Help

FOR THOSE THAT DO NOT HAVE ANY FEEDBACK YET........

You need a page in your sketchbook about ISO

What is ISO?

How do we change ISO on the camera?

What does ISO do to an image?

Does ISO stand for anything in Photography?

What are the problems of ISO?

How does ISO change an image?

What are some example settings of ISO?

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