documentary vs artistic
DESCRIPTION
Documentary Vs Artistic. Camera as extension of vision. Photo as canvas. Point of Interest or Focal Point. Lines as Subject. Vertical. Horizontal. Lines as Subject. Curvy. Diagonal. Shapes as Subject. Rectangular/square. Circle/oval. Shapes as Subject. Triangular. Multi-sided. - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
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Documentary Vs Artistic
Camera as extension of vision Photo as canvas
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Point of Interest or Focal Point
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Lines as Subject
Vertical Horizontal
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Lines as Subject
CurvyDiagonal
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Shapes as Subject
Rectangular/square Circle/oval
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Shapes as Subject
Triangular Multi-sided
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Learning to SeeFor your Assignment #3 you will shoot:
• 10 photos with lines as subject• 10 photos with shapes as subject
Really pay attention to what you are looking for (lines and shapes) and make it the focal point of your photograph by:
• Getting as close as you can• Eliminate distracting backgrounds
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The Perception of Depth
Foreground, Middle Ground, Background
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The Perception of Depth
Leading lines moving from foreground to background
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The Perception of Depth
Foreshortening: Appearance of decrease in size
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The Perception of Depth
Overlapping objects
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Rule of Thirds
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Unusual Point of View
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Bird’s Eye View
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Worm’s Eye View
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Learning to SeeFor Assignment #4 you will shoot:• 5 photos showing Depth: Foreground, middle
ground, and background• 5 photos showing Depth: Leading Lines• 5 photos showing rule of thirds• 5 photos showing unusual points of viewYou will be responsible for turning in a contact sheet with at least 20 photos, and 2-3 of your best photos resized and “fixed” in Photoshop
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Symmetry vs Asymmetry
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Sillohette
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Framing
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“S” Curve
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Isolating the subject
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Diagonals
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All-over Pattern vs Texture
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Introducing Rhythm
Repetition + visual tempo or beat = Rhythm
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Contrast
In Value
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Contrast in Value
The Difference between lights and darks
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Contrast in Scale
Strong difference in size of elements
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Contrast in Feeling
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Contrast in Expectation
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Landscape Photography
Tip #1 Include some Foreground
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Landscape Photography
Tip #2 Include Leading Lines
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Landscape Photography
Tip #3 Shoot during the golden hour
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Landscape Photography
Tip #4 Change your point of view
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Landscape Photography
Tip #5 Use framing
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Landscape Photography
Tip #6 Dominant sky OR dominant ground
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Landscape Photography
Tip #7 Find a focal point
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Landscape Photography
Tip #9 Don’t forget the city
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Landscape Photography
Tip #9 Don’t forget the city
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Landscape Photography
Tip #10 Shoot A LOT of pictures!