Unit 3- Unusual Perspectives
| unit_3_unusual_perspectives.doc |
Concepts and Topics
•Photographic Composition
• Unusual Perspectives
• Cropping
• Filters
• Photography as a communicator
• Camera Angles
• Unusual Perspectives
• Cropping
• Filters
• Photography as a communicator
• Camera Angles
Unit Vocabulary
•bird’s eye view
• worm’s eye view
• photojournalism
• heating press
• tacking iron
• dry mounting
• filters
• cropping
• bracketing
• exposure
• film speed
• emulsion
• aperture
• shutter speed
• sunny 16 rule
• worm’s eye view
• photojournalism
• heating press
• tacking iron
• dry mounting
• filters
• cropping
• bracketing
• exposure
• film speed
• emulsion
• aperture
• shutter speed
• sunny 16 rule
Learner Objectives
1. Define and use unit vocabulary.
2. Use their camera to take unusual perspective photographs.
3. Create a good camera exposure with your 35mm film camera.
4. Apply techniques demonstrated in class to create a print from a negative
5. Analyze their own work to make developing adjustments.
6. Recall the works of Artist such as Ansel Adams and Cindy Sherman.
7. Successfully dry mount their projects to the appropriate paper.
8. Develop film in class.
9. Make their own developer in class.
2. Use their camera to take unusual perspective photographs.
3. Create a good camera exposure with your 35mm film camera.
4. Apply techniques demonstrated in class to create a print from a negative
5. Analyze their own work to make developing adjustments.
6. Recall the works of Artist such as Ansel Adams and Cindy Sherman.
7. Successfully dry mount their projects to the appropriate paper.
8. Develop film in class.
9. Make their own developer in class.
Handouts
| dodging_and_burning.docx |
| value_the_element_of_value.docx |
| sunny_16_rule.docx |
| unusual_perspectives.docx |
