- Your Environmental Portraits – show and discuss – critique
- Select and edit a range of images from your still life photo-shoots and CREATIVELY ADAPT using cut-n-paste techniques and Adobe Photoshop
- Look carefully at this blog post for ideas, research and theory
- Create YOUR OWN 3 x blog post(s) that clearly shows your selection process and a range of final images from the objects
- Remember to describe and explain your process, connecting your ideas to your artist references.
- Use your study periods and time at home for independent study wisely…some experiments must be done out of school !
- Remember when EXPORTING from Lightroom you must adjust the file size to 1000 pixels on the Long edge for “blog-friendly” images (JPEGS)
- BUT…for editing and printing when EXPORTING from Lightroom you must adjust the file size to 4000 pixels on the Long edge for “high resolution” images (JPEGS)
- Refer to THIS BLOG POST… for help and guidance in the studio
- Camera handling skills support is here
Deadline for current unit is Friday 12 Nov
Ultimately , you are aiming to produce a range of high quality images that will be printed professionally. These are your final outcomes (Assessment Objective 4) You must add your high resolution files to the print folder…found here
M:\Departments\Photography\Students\Image Transfer\PRINTING Yr 12 Heritage Nov 2021
What you should be printing…
- 1 x Hamptonne Portrait
- 1 x Hamptonne object / equipment
- 1 x Hamptonne Building / landscape
- 1 x Heritage Still life (product table)
- 1 x Vanitas Still life (skulls, flowers etc)
- 1 x Photo-montage / cut-n-paste
- 1 x Walker Evans inspired / spliced object inspired by Darren Harvey-Regan
- 1 x Environmental Portrait
This week ensure your process looks like this…
- Mood-board, definition and introduction (AO1)
- Mind-map of ideas (AO1)
- Artist References / Case Study (must include image analysis) (AO1)
- Photo-shoot Action Plan (AO3)
- Multiple Photoshoots + contact sheets (AO3)
- Image Selection, sub selection (AO2)
- Image Editing/ manipulation / experimentation (AO2)
- Presentation of final outcomes (AO4)
- Compare and contrast your work to your artist reference(AO1)
- Evaluation and Critique (AO1+AO4)