This course begins with an introduction to the history and development of photography, from ancient Greece and Asia to today. Basic concepts in photography, both digital and film, an exploration of photography as a means of communication and an introduction to the materials and processes used to shoot and develop film will be explored and discussed. The course will cover basic camera functions, exposure control, film development and enlarging, and printing techniques. This course will also discuss composition and content as it relates to photographic success and in the plethora of careers in the photography industry. The course will conclude with the output of images and the composition of a portfolio.
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GOOGLE CLASSROOM WILL BE UTILIZED FOR THE CLASS
Current Activities: Introduction
Shooting Assignment:
Homework:
1stMarking Period
Introduction to Digital SLR Photography
History and Invention in Photography
Lenses and Optics
Exposure and Light Metering
Composition and Learning How to See
Lighting Techniques
2ndMarking Period
Depth of Field and Aperture Control
Action and Motion in Photography and Controlling the Shutter Speeds
Photographer Research
Studio Lighting for Portraiture and Still Life Photography
3rdMarking Period
Self Portraits
Candid Photography and Capturing the Decisive Moment
Studio Strobe Lighting Techniques
4thMarking Period
Re-create a Photograph
Blending Art and Photography
Output: Printing, Portfolio Presentation, and Exhibiting Work