NO Computers
"[Photography] is an immediate sketch, done with intuition,
and you can't [really] correct it..."
Henri Cartier-Bresson
YOU must take pictures today
and for each
you must be able to explain WHY you took it
Daily Learning Target(s):
- I can take multiple photos that demonstrate the RULE OF THIRDS
- I will learn to take better pictures - even with a crappy camera
Homework:
- Take photos... If you LIKE the photos you take can you explain WHY you like them more than just talking about liking the subject of the photo?
Announcements:
- We are going out EVERY WEEK DURING THIS UNIT to take pictures - you MUST have or borrow a properly set-up phone
- John will mock your angled pictures unless you can explain to him why you angled your phone
- All photos taken must be ONLINE @ PHOTOS.GOOGLE.COM before the next class - we do NOT upload our cell phone photos in class.
- Use a selfie to demarcate photographers when sharing a phone
Agenda:
- Photowalk [60]
- Your GOAL is to take multiple pictures that demonstrate the Rule of Thirds
- The Rule of Photo Walks [10]
- You MUST be able to see JOHN @ ALL TIMES
- You MAY NOT be more than 1/2 block away from John, who will try to walk in the middle of the pack
- You MUST NOT CROSS ON RED. I will give you an NC if you jaywalk. Just wait for the green. We will wait for you.
- YOU must take pictures today and YOU must be able to explain WHY you took it
- You MAY NOT go inside ANY business or building - even if they say you can [do NOT ask]
- You may not sit on any cars, climb on any walls, or otherwise do anything but walk on the sidewalk unless John specifically tells YOU that you can.
- You MAY take a picture of anyone or anything you can see from outside
- It is polite to ask permission if you want to take someone's picture. If they are the SUBJECT of the picture then ask.
- If they are just "in the picture" and it isn't "of them" then permission is not necessary and will slow you down.
- Walk [50]
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