Friday, November 6, 2015

Good Portrait Examples






































People Photos

Portrait Photography

For the next lesson you will be taking photos of people.  Let's take a look at some tips to taking photos of people.

CLICK HERE - 10 ways to take stunning portraits 

CLICK HERE -  Portrait Photography tips

Guidelines for this lesson:   DUE Friday, November 13th

Pay attention to the following rules:
             * The rule of Thirds
             * Depth of Field
             * LIGHTING, LIGHTING, LIGHTING
             * Unique Angles-Ones you have never seen but are relatable.
             * Be a directive in telling your subject how to move/position, how to smile
                and exactly what you want them to do.

You will need to take the following photo angles all due next Monday:
Using 4 different EXPRESSIONS with your model shoot:
1. Head Shot
2. Profile View
3. Full Body
4. Multiple People
5. Midview Shot
6. Fit to Frame

*20 photos of : Head shots
      Tips - Location can add to head shots
              - Play with the person looking into the camera and
                 in different directions, just past the camera          
              - Make sure you are in focus
              - Take a ton of pictures



 *20 photos of : Profile View (side view)
                        Tips - Take photos from both sides
                                - Take pictures on a small angle and all the
                                   way to the side too.
                   

   *20 photos of : Full body
                      Tips  -The whole body needs to be in the frame,
                                 but not too far back
                               -Do not cut anything off (hands, feet , etc)
                               -Environment
                               -Unique perspectives


  *20 photos of : Multiple People
            Tips  -Tell a story between 2 or more people or
                     -Show an emotion
                     -People in action (doing something)
                     -Think about the environment with the
                       message you are trying to portray.



  *10 photos of : Mid shot views/Unique angeles
            Tips - Make the background part of your composition.
                    - Shoot from different angles
                    - Patterned backgrounds can help
                    - Show 1/2 of the body (ish)
  
*10 photos of : Fit to Frame shots
        Tips - Get CLOSE, REAL CLOSE!!!
                - Your subject should go off the page on 3-4 edges



Thursday, November 5, 2015

BLOG SITES

Create a blog site that will be an online portfolio of the projects and assignments that you create in Intro to Film and Photography.  Here is a checklist of what needs to be on your site:

            1. Create a background that matches who you are-it can be a photo you have taken
            2. Change the FONTS to match you-THEY CAN NOT BE THE DEFAULT FONTS
            3. Make 3 NEW PAGES-Photos, Photoshop and Films
            4. Upload all past assignments onto those 3 pages (For the photos, only upload the BEST)
            5. HOME PAGE-create a home page by clicking on NEW POST.  Here you should have
                a paragraph about what the site is about and a photo.  It can be one of your
                favorite photos you took or a photo that represents who you are.  It is up to you,
                but be appropriate.
            6. Make Color changes to your FONTS

Assignments we have done so far:

Films List:
Group Video #1-based on Story Conflict

Photoshop List:
Yearbook Designs
Photo Edit 
Any cool photos you manipulated in PS

Photos: (the Best of each of the following categories)
Objects
Landscape
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