Unit 4- Action and Depth of Field
| unit_4_action_and_depth_of_field.doc |
Key Concepts
• Digital Camera Settings
• Action Photography
• Depth of field photography
• Digital Photography
• Adobe Photoshop
• Collage Work
• Dodging and Burning
• Action Photography
• Depth of field photography
• Digital Photography
• Adobe Photoshop
• Collage Work
• Dodging and Burning
Student Examples
Unit Vocabulary
• Dodging
• Burning
• image noise
• pixel
• mega pixel
• resolution
• posterized
• JPEG
• TIFF
• Macro and Micro Photography
• viewpoint
• timing
• panning
• monopod
• freeze
• blur
• emphasis
• shutter speed
• depth of field
• background
• foreground
• Burning
• image noise
• pixel
• mega pixel
• resolution
• posterized
• JPEG
• TIFF
• Macro and Micro Photography
• viewpoint
• timing
• panning
• monopod
• freeze
• blur
• emphasis
• shutter speed
• depth of field
• background
• foreground
Learner Objectives
1. Define and use unit vocabulary.
2. Use their camera to take depth of field photographs.
3. Create a good camera exposure with their digital 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 Richard Avedon and Henri Cartier-Bresson.
7. Successfully dry mount their projects to the appropriate paper.
8. Identify the setting on a digital camera.
9. Create a collage of digital images using Adobe Photoshop.
2. Use their camera to take depth of field photographs.
3. Create a good camera exposure with their digital 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 Richard Avedon and Henri Cartier-Bresson.
7. Successfully dry mount their projects to the appropriate paper.
8. Identify the setting on a digital camera.
9. Create a collage of digital images using Adobe Photoshop.
Handouts
| action_photography_collage.docx |
| action_photography.doc |
