8/8/2019 DMAWW Course Outline - Photography

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Compositional Studies Lines, Shapes, Form Textures & Patterns Tone & Monochrome Color Harmony Unusual Point of View Emphasis & Impact

Photo Technique Gction: Freeze, Blur, Pan Off-Camera Flash Macro Photos Night Photography

Photo Essay Still Life Natural World Grchitectural Events, Places, Stories Faces & Emotions Big (Perspective)

Commercial Studio Portrait in Studio Portrait in Natural Light Glamour Photography Gdvertising & Product Shots Food Photography

Post-Production (Photoshop) Exposure Correction Color Correction Retouching & Enhancing Photo Restoration

Specialized Techniques High Dynamic Range (HDR) Panorama & QVR Stereoscopic 3d

Photography ExhibitParticipate on a team to plan and design a photography

exhibit and show event, open to the public.

PROJECT STANDARDSfor critique and assessment

o Design visual composition and stylistic treatments tomeet client objectives utilizing the design process.

o Effectively use industry standard techniques, equip-ment and software.

o Creative camera control of exposure, depth- of-eld,

selective focus, freezing and blurring of motion.

o Lighting styles appropriate for the subject and theme(portrait lighting patterns, 3-point lighting.)

o Capture and manage image les using an establishedworkow process.

o Use editing tools to enhance image quality and im-pact (cropping, exposure, color, re- touching, specialeffects etc.)

o Appropriate distribution of images (for print, mount-ing, and web publishing.

Photography

Hands-onCreative Projects

ProfessionalKnowledge

Context P11 Technical Vocabulary P12 Artistic Intent P13 History of Photography P14 Equipment Selection P15 Career Survey P16 Photographer Proles

P17 Business Trends & Practices P18 Legal Rights & Royalties

Creative Camera Controls P21 Camera Care & Handling P22 Iconography P23 Lenses & Focal Length P24 Exposure Controls P25 Motion & Shutter Speed P26 Depth of Field & Aperture

Visual Composition P31 Photographic Styles P32 Simplicity P33 Line, Shape, Form P34 Framing for Perspective P35 Rule of Thirds & Golden Ratio P36 Point of View

P37 Photographic Styles P38 Critique

Digital Media P41 Media Formats & Compression P42 Image Defect Identication P43 Professional Workow P44 Color Calibration P45 Printing & Distribution

Lighting P51 Nature & Quality of Light P52 Flash Lighting Techniques P53 Three Point Studio Lighting P54 Metering & Lighting Ratios P55 Portrait Lighting Patterns

Post-Production|Photoshop-1 P91 Cropping, Trimming & Resizing P92 Layer Based Editing Techniques P93 Selection & Masking Techniques P94 Exposure Adjustment P95 Color Adjustment P96 Retouching & Enhancing P97 Photo Restoration & Repair P98 Advanced Special Effects

Students will assemble a photography portfolio and exhibit with a variety of stu-dent work to demonstrate knowledge of principles and technical skills meetingspecied standards.

Students learn to see photographically through an exploration of the basic tools,techniques and aesthetics of digital photography, with an emphasis on the cre-

ative use of camera controls, digital imaging software, and an awareness of thecritical issues in contemporary photography. At the end of the Course, studentstake a comprehensive written and applied assessment to earn a PhotographyCerticate. The Photography Course consists of approximately 216 hours ofclassroom instruction over a two year period.

2010-2011 Course Outline (216 hours)

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