In Advanced Photography, students will build on their basic photographic skills, as well as learn new technology and techniques. Students will develop their own artistic style and formulate meaning in their work. Advanced Photography takes on many forms including manual, digital and web-based applications, with an approach to photography as a fine art form for artistic expression, as well as commercial end uses. Students will create artworks that are suitable for a college portfolio and skills that prepare them for a career in photography. This page shows examples of finished projects, as well as the design process and reflection writing.
In Advanced Photography, students will build on their basic photographic skills, as well as learn new technology and techniques. Students will develop their own artistic style and formulate meaning in their work. Advanced Photography takes on many forms including manual, digital and web-based applications, with an approach to photography as a fine art form for artistic expression, as well as commercial end uses. Students will create artworks that are suitable for a college portfolio and skills that prepare them for a career in photography. This page shows examples of finished projects, as well as the design process and reflection writing.
Calendar and Syllabus
Calendar and Syllabus
Portrait Photography
Portrait Photography
The art of capturing images of people is called portraiture. In order to take a pleasing and creative portrait of an individual you must have an understanding of lighting patterns. This unit will discuss and demonstrate assorted lighting techniques used by professionals. Your assignment is to search on Google for images that demonstrate each particular type of lighting. The images that you find are to be placed in a creative presentation in Google Slides to demonstrate your understanding of each technique.
Black and White Portraits
Black and White Portraits
Students will work in groups to shoot studio portraits using black and white film. Professional lighting techniques and creative styling will be utilized. Three different lighting styles should be used. Each student will print and submit three 8 x10 portraits printed in the darkroom..
Student Gallery
Student Gallery
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