MON: Reviewing Our Photoblogs

 ZERO PHONES 

NO UPLOADING, NO CHARGING, NO NOTHING

"[Photography] is an immediate sketch, done with intuition, and you can't [really] correct it..." 

Henri Cartier-Bresson

Daily Learning Target(s):  

• I can review the Photo Blogs of others so that I have some EXEMPLARS for my independent work on Tuesday
• I can continue to work on my Photo Blog

Homework:  

• You need TWENTY excellent photos for your Photo Blog Portfolio
• You need FOURTEEN (fully written) BY FRIDAY to be on-track for an "A"
• Perhaps you should take some this week?
• Maybe you need to write at home this week?
• Remember that you will need to write about each one so "think before you shoot"!
• Remember also that you have a SUB TOMORROW and will need photos to occupy your time and keep you out of trouble.

Announcements: 

• Blog en español
• TUESDAY
• John will be gone Tuesday on scheduled Union business
•  You will be working on your Photo Blog Portfolio Project with the Sub.

Photo Unit Reminders:

• If you have NOT already done so: SUBMIT your Photo Blog HERE
• Class Photo Albums are HERE
• John's Photoblog
• The Challenges
• John will mock your diagonal pictures unless you can tell him why you took it that way
• All photos taken must be ONLINE before the next class - we do NOT upload our cell phone photos in class - some of you are still struggling with that.

Agenda: [65]

• Typing.com [10]
• Explaining today's process [10]
• The Photo Blogs [45]
• You will review FIVE Photo Blogs TOTAL
• Choose ONE from THIS PERIOD and look at ALL the photos & writing
• DO NOT REVIEW YOUR OWN PHOTO BLOG
• THEN Answer the questions on PART ONE of THIS FORM
• Now review THREE more, ONE from EACH of the OTHER periods
• DO NOT REVIEW YOUR OWN PHOTO BLOG
• Choose your FAVORITE, thinking about the whole blog, the number of posts, and all the pictures and writing.
• THEN Go Back to your form and answer the questions on PART TWO. Be specific, use photographic terms, be detailed.
• NOW go look at YOUR OWN Photo Blog
• THEN Go Back to your form and answer the questions on PART THREE. Be specific, use photographic terms, be detailed.