5/27/20
5/14/20
Help with taking photos from a distance
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1FeE52VcPZ47e3kiDwaCImRTVgzWynF8L/view?usp=sharing
How can you take different photos of a person you are not with directly?
How can you take different photos of a person you are not with directly?
Let's get creative! Talk it out with your subject!
Ask your subject to move to several locations or in different positions
to the light and angle on their face.
Ask your subject what are ways that they can tell us something more about themselves?
Ask your subject How can the current or other backgrounds help describe their current mood?
Ask your subject What about props, hair, make-up, or outfit/costume, or changed lighting?
Ask your subject if they were to cover their face for a portrait what could/would they use to say something different about themself? (like a baby, dog, bread, flowers, mask...)
Take some portrait photographs with your camera looking at the subject through the computer,
Take a screenshot (shift+command+4) with the subject in the frame of the computer,
Ask your subject to take a screenshot of their computer while you direct them in
light and pose
Direct your subject to use their phone camera to take some selfies
Share all of the original photographs with your subject as a courtesy.
Now EDIT these photographs! Get creative with editing too!
Please try NOT to use photos the subject gives you that were taken by
someone else at a different time. IF THEY INSIST then you MUST credit the photographer and also make your own edited version of the same photo by editing it.
How can I edit photographs if I do not have Lightroom or photoshop?
5/6/20
Grades are updated- PLEASE READ!
I am so excited to see the Interviews and Portrait photos as they are turned in!
The teachers have been so happy to be interviewed by and connect with their students as well.
PLEASE edit the interview!! Most interviews are thorough and will need like parts arranged together and will need some of it cut out. Please use the assignment in GClassroom for editing your Interview and the handful of photos of your subject. Please copy and paste your interview and at least 5 photos into this document. See example. Edit your best photos in G. Photos- adjust composition, color and value. Put both photos and the interview into no more than 2 slides. Please pay close attention to the use of text and make the interview easy to read because the size is not tiny and the contrast is easy on the eyes.
If you are all caught up there will be no 0 (zero) marks in Synergy!
If you need to complete something but are unclear how to do it now, please see this document.
Photo 1-2 Homeschooling in Corona Times https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Se86Fe7tOKx9NVjJGPr60RwrVBdieZLKGmMd_Va6u1g/edit?usp=sharing
If you submit past work and want me to see it and grade it, please send me an email.
NOW polish up your Interview, submit it in G.Classroom and then put it together with your images into a slide. Please make certain that your interview has been edited first! No more than 2 slides per person interviewed. See the example I created from my interview with Ms. Abens below!
The teachers have been so happy to be interviewed by and connect with their students as well.
PLEASE edit the interview!! Most interviews are thorough and will need like parts arranged together and will need some of it cut out. Please use the assignment in GClassroom for editing your Interview and the handful of photos of your subject. Please copy and paste your interview and at least 5 photos into this document. See example. Edit your best photos in G. Photos- adjust composition, color and value. Put both photos and the interview into no more than 2 slides. Please pay close attention to the use of text and make the interview easy to read because the size is not tiny and the contrast is easy on the eyes.
If you are all caught up there will be no 0 (zero) marks in Synergy!
If you need to complete something but are unclear how to do it now, please see this document.
Photo 1-2 Homeschooling in Corona Times https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Se86Fe7tOKx9NVjJGPr60RwrVBdieZLKGmMd_Va6u1g/edit?usp=sharing
If you submit past work and want me to see it and grade it, please send me an email.
NOW polish up your Interview, submit it in G.Classroom and then put it together with your images into a slide. Please make certain that your interview has been edited first! No more than 2 slides per person interviewed. See the example I created from my interview with Ms. Abens below!
5/1/20
Interview with LHS Staff/Faculty
The interviews on G.Classroom are a great start! Make sure that you take more than a handful of images and get creative for HOW you capture images of them so that you will have options. See the example interview and the example edited interview and the final result of my interview with Ms. Abens is HERE and on G. Classroom. We will be showing these "slides" so they can be put together. File ---> Download ---> as a PNG image.
I am excited, the response from the folks at Lincoln is great!
I am excited, the response from the folks at Lincoln is great!
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