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Pattern, Rhythm and Movement Unit (Jan/Feb)
1: Painting with Developer Project Due Jan 8/9
1: Painting with Developer Project Due Jan 8/9
Using any negative or slide, expose the image onto 8x10 photo paper
Develop: “Paint” with developer on photo paper for magical, unpredictable effects.
Stop.Rinse.Fix.Wash as normal
Dry on rack for 24 hours.
Label on the back.
Submit on Thurs/Fri block period. Jan 8-9
Photograph and put on a new Canva journal page with a short reflection about how this was interesting to you.
2: Photoshop Basics Review (images provided) due Jan 8/9.
2: Photoshop Basics Review (images provided) due Jan 8/9.
Click on https://www.adobe.com/learn/photoshop/web/ps-basics-fundamentals?learnIn=1&locale=en
Complete the tutorial.
3: Shooting HOMEWORK (20 rhythm & pattern shots) Due January 12
3: Shooting HOMEWORK (20 rhythm & pattern shots) Due January 12
Shoot 20 photos that capture rhythm and pattern
Only 5 can be taken at school.
Pay attention to the background surface - integrate it with your subject
Minimal editing
Share the link to an adobe light room album by the end of your class period on Monday, January 12
4: Digital Image to Negative: Choose ONE digital image and invert and put in folder by Jan 15/16
4: Digital Image to Negative: Choose ONE digital image and invert and put in folder by Jan 15/16
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_-_E1RaPYFs
After inverting and saving the file, upload it to THIS FOLDER
Ms. Nock will print your image on transparency and you will make a darkroom print using f-8 for 10 seconds. Develop/dry and physically show it for grading. Store it in your binder alongside the transparency.
5: Experimental Film Methods-shoot a new roll of 24 exposures. Shoot and develop by January 29.
5: Experimental Film Methods-shoot a new roll of 24 exposures. Shoot and develop by January 29.
This semester we will be experimenting with alternative film and darkroom processes.
Before we can begin those projects, every student must shoot and develop one new roll of film.
All photos must be taken outside or in bright natural light (window light is allowed).
No flash.
No dark indoor rooms.
Shoot a full 24-exposure roll of film. Here is the breakdown shot list:
6 Portraits (people)
12 Outdoor / Nature photos
6 Still Life photos (objects you arrange)
Every image should show:
Strong composition
Proper exposure
A clear focal point
These images will become the foundation for your darkroom and alternative process work.
HOW to use the elements and principles for this shot list
Portraits (shoot 6)
Try:
Light and shadow across the face (Form, Value)
Simple backgrounds (Emphasis)
Framing with doors, trees, or windows (Space)
Outdoor/Nature (shoot 12)
Try:
Paths, branches, or fences leading into the frame (Line, Movement)
Repeating leaves or posts (Pattern)
Sky against land or buildings (Contrast)
Still Life (shoot 6)
Try:
Window light on objects (Value, Texture)
One strong main object (Emphasis)
Grouped objects arranged carefully (Balance, Unity)
6: Tessellated Photoshop Projects. 2 different versions Due Jan 25
6: Tessellated Photoshop Projects. 2 different versions Due Jan 25
Image by Cruz Lopez
Create two tessellations using the images you shot recently for the rhythm & pattern homework assignment.
YOUTUBE Video How to make a Tessellation
Share each design via the creative cloud. Submit both for printing to your class folder below.
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