top of page
Search

Nov. 28th- Framing Project Due

  • Writer: Nicole Pollard
    Nicole Pollard
  • Nov 25, 2023
  • 1 min read

1. Framing Project Reflection


Complete the reflection worksheet in Schoology to reflect on your framing project. If you do not turn in a project, you will not get points for this assignment.


2. Texture Lesson




When I see you on Thursday, we'll begin shooting texture!

Texture can be used to bring about all sorts of emotions from the viewer.


  • Calm = soft and gentle

  • Courage and power = solid

  • Tranquil = fluid

  • Angry = spiky and rough

  • Time passed by = weathered and worn


Tomorrow, you will create a 9 photo grid with a variety of textures.


Textures can fall into one of two categories- rough and smooth. For example:

  • Rough: course, bumpy, dry, flat, scaly, glossy, sandy, hairy, hard, prickly, sharp, sticky

  • Smooth: fine, slick, wet, wrinkled, silky, matte, slimy, bald, soft, velvety, dull, slippery


All photos on your grid should be shot with a tight composition, filling the frame with no negative space. I would suggest shooting in macro mode. Your photos MUST be edited to enhance the texture and I will show you how to do that when we return to class after we shoot. Play with the tools: tune image, details, crop, and especially HDR scape.





ree

ree

In the meantime, go to PADLET. Google search a picture for each category of texture.





 
 
 

Recent Posts

See All
Dec. 7th and 8th

Headshot Editing Choose the 10 best photographs you shot during our headshot session. Edit them and consider sharpness, retouching the skin, adjusting your exposure, and cropping at the original ratio

 
 
 
Headshots

Today we'll be shooting headshots for Mrs. Tara Moresi. She is a shoe designer! See her work here. Keep in mind that she will use these for a variety of reasons- all professional. Think LinkedIn, webs

 
 
 

Comments


bottom of page