Organize Composition Photos

Organization (example above)After you have your top photos cropped at focal point rule of thirds and squares, upload them and two unedited variation photos from each category (e.g. lines, patterns) to your CA Picasa account in an album called Photo Composition Draft I. So the first photo should be a square and the second and third variation of the first photograph does not have to be square or rule of thirds but just shows another angle/shot of the square photo. In the caption, write the primary name and number them 1-3. 1 is your best shot of the three, 2 is the second best, etc. Example: Lines #1, Lines #2, Lines #3. Make sure your proof photo follows the last photo of each group of three. Arrange them in the order listed below starting with negative space, then lines, etc (not shown in the screenshot below). To arrange the photos the way you want, make sure you can see all your photos and then at the top click organize. Go to Actions > Album Properties > and at the bottom, make sure the album is public and not private so that I can view them.Take a screenshot of your images in your Picasa album like the example and upload to Schoology along with the screenshots of the Name Letters and photo contest photos.

Elements (caption and comments in each photo)In each of the #1 photos (e.g. negative space #1, patterns #1, framing #1, etc, copy the list below and fill it which elements are used and paste it as a comment in Picasa (not Google+) FP stands for focal point and it must be a point in the area and cannot be a large area. It is very important that you label them correctly below because you will receive a grade on how accurately you have and define the elements.