Photo Assignments

1. Create at least three a? logical argument images. a? You may wish to browse a stock site online to see the types of images that are popular. For example, you might take a picture of a person cooking or a picture of a fare item. 2. Early photographers took portraits of people. Practice taking portraits of nearly oneness. provide at least two portrait photographs of the person. 3. The ability to create a color photograph was an important consign in the history of photography. Practice taking well-nigh color photographs. enter three of your front-runner color photographs. 1.Practice taking some nighttime photographs using what you larn in the unit. Submit two of the photographs that you took. 2. Find a moving-picture show or object that youad like to photograph. abridge the photograph using three varied modes on your television camera (even ones that wouldnat be ideal for the photograph, such as a landscape mode for a macro shot). Identify which modes you white plagued when you get the photographs. 3. Take some(prenominal) photographs of the aforesaid(prenominal) scene, but change the aperture setting for from from each one one photograph. Submit three photographs with antithetical aperture settings. Be sure to note which settings you used. ) 4. Take several photographs of the same moving object, but change the shutter speed setting for each photograph (the object could be players on a soccer field, a waterfall, a pet, etc. ). Submit three photographs with unlike shutter speed settings. Be sure to note which shutter speed settings you used. 5. Choose one camera mode and practice taking photographs that the mode is best used for. Submit three photographs that you took using the particular mode. The photographs do not need to be of the same subject. 1.Practice using the Rule of Thirds to compose some photographs. Submit three of the photographs that you think best illustrate the Rule of Thirds. 2. Practice using the guideline of filling the fr ame. Submit three photographs that you think best illustrate this guideline. 3. Practice taking pictures of lines. Compose photographs that contain at least one horizontal, vertical, or diagonal line. Use the guidelines to sponsor you compose a good photograph with the lines. Submit three of the photographs that you come up best use lines. 4. Practice taking some photographs from new perspectives.Submit three photographs that you feel best illustrate this guideline. 5. Instead of occuring the various composition guidelines, deliberately break them. Take two pictures of the same scene one in which you follow the rules of composition and one in which you deliberately break the rule. Submit at least two sets of photographs (four photos total of two different scenes). 1. Choose one scene or object to photograph. Take at least three photographs of this scene at three different multiplication of day. Be sure to note the times of day that you choose.Write a brief response about how the light changed in the photograph. 2. Take photographs of someone using frontlighting, backlighting, and sidelighting. You can use the sun or other(a) lighting. 3. Practice taking photographs on a cloudy or rainy day. repeal in three of your favourite(a)s from that practice. 4. Take some portrait photographs using a reflector. (Remember that white paper, poster board, sheets, or a wall can all act a reflector. ) Practice moving the subject in different positions sex act to the reflector. Turn in three of your best-loved photographs. . Practice taking photographs in different lighting conditions (indoors and outdoors, different times of day, different weather, and so on) to help you cleanse understand the impact of light on your photographs. Turn in three of your favorite photographs from your practice sessions. 1. Practice taking some photographs for conversion to black and white. When youave finished, use photo editing software to convert the images from color to black and whit e. Submit three of your favorite images. 2. Choose three different scenes or objects to photograph.When youave finished, save each color image and create a copy that you will convert to black and white. Submit the three sets of photographs (one color and one black and white) of each scene. point which photograph of the pair (color or black and white) that you prefer. 3. Take at least five photographs and use photo editing software to apply at least one different filter to each photograph. Submit the five photographs that youave applied a filter to. 4. Take at least ten photographs as you would if you were creating a panoramic shot.If you have editing software that will stitch the images together, you can try it with the photographs that youave taken. Submit all of the photographs that you took for the project, showing the tips discussed in the unit. 5. Practice using a tripod or other stable foundation (rock, table, etc. ) to take photographs from. Turn in three photographs that yo u took using the tripod or stable foundation. 1. Practice taking portraits of people. Turn in three of your favorite portraits from your practice. 2. Take photographs of a child. (Be sure to obtain permission from the childas parent(s) to do so. Turn in three of your favorite photographs of the child. 3. Take some photographs of a group (with three or more people). The group might be a family or a group of friends. experiment with some different arrangements. Turn in two pictures that show a different arrangement of the people in the photographs. 4. Practice taking some posed photographs of someone. Experiment with different props and portrait looks. Turn in three photographs that you feel are the best. 5. Practice taking some candid shots of someone. Experiment with having the person shackle in different activities.Turn in three photographs from your practice. 1. Practice taking landscape photographs of different scenes. Submit three of your favorite landscape photographs from you r practice. 2. Practice taking photographs from each of the three types of landscape photographs. Submit one example of each type of landscape photograph. 3. Chose one of the landscapes discussed in the unit and spend some time photographing in one of these location types. Submit three photographs from your practice that illustrate some of the tips for photographing in that type of landscape. 4.Chose one location to photograph in. Photograph the scene from different angles and in different lighting. Submit five of your favorite photographs that illustrate some of these differences. 5. Practice taking landscape photographs in which you use different focal points. Submit three of your favorite photographs that use a strong focal point. 1. Practice taking macro photographs of everyday objects that you find. Submit three of your favorite photographs from your practice. 2. Choose one larger subject to photograph (this could be an animal, person, clock, or any other item).Take macro photo graphs of different elements of the subject and take photographs from different perspectives. Submit three of your favorite photographs from this activity. 3. Take macro photographs of flowers, plants, or trees. If you can, try taking photographs of different species, different colors, and different forms. Submit three of your favorite photographs from this activity. 4. Practice taking macro photographs of insects, spiders, or other small creatures. If you can, try taking photographs of different species and from different perspectives.Submit three of your favorite photographs from this activity. 5. Practice taking macro photographs of people. If you can, try to work with several different age groups/individuals. Submit three of your favorite photographs from this activity. 1. Practice taking photographs of moving subjects (people, animals, cars, etc. ) using the cultivation from the unit to help you. Submit three of your favorite photographs. 2. Practice taking photographs of indi viduals playing sports (running, soccer, skiing, etc. ). If you can, try photographing several sports.Submit three of your favorite photographs from your practice. 3. Practice panning in photographs with a moving subject using the information from the unit. Submit three photographs from your practice (Note your moving subject may not be perfectly in focus. The important thing is to practice the technique. ) 4. Photograph some animals, either pets or wildlife. Submit three of your favorite photographs of animals. 5. Practice documentary photography. You might photograph a party, street scene, event, etc. Submit three of your favorite photographs.