Digital Photography - Final Project Overview.pptx

Final project topics and overview of criteria and limitations.

1. Digital Photography Final Project Overview

2. Select 2 of the 5 Options Note: You cannot do both #1 and #5, only 1 of those options

3. Silhouette Backlit condition Strong Interesting Profile, black subject with no detail Bright Vibrant Background

4. Comparing Bad vs Good - Silhouette

5. Sports Composite 5 or more images stitched together Shows an interesting event or action From beginning to end

6. Comparing Bad vs Good – Sports Comp.

7. Force Perspective/Trick Photography Single Image giving the appearance of object related at different distances Two images creating a impossible image

8. Comparing Bad vs Good – Force Perspective

9. Comparing Bad vs Good – Trick Photography

10. Water Droplet Macro Must include a water droplet(s) as part of the subject Uses MACRO level change in detail Must show hidden small detail in a creative way

11. Comparing Bad vs Good – MACRO

12. Sunset Reflection Must combine both sunset/sunrise and a reflection Can include the original source and reflection or just reflection Unique and Creative application

13. Comparing Bad vs Good – Sunset/Rise

14. Final Project Requirements Criteria and Limitations: Images must be captured outside of school time School Appropriate Only Must choose 2 of the 5 options (cannot do #1 and #5) Must produce 3 images as evidence of the capture process for each topic chosen Each final Image must be on a Display Sheet for final submission and grading Portfolio must be complete before submitting This will count in Q4 as a significant grade Having an “A” in the fourth quarter will exempt you from the final Not doing the final project or parts of it will most likely drop your grade The final will be given June ¾ depending on the period of the day and is 100 questions.

15. Final Project – Portfolio Submission Requirements & Timeline: Due Date: Planning Document (Phase I - Topic Choices, research, plan) – RAW Images – Log Sheet – Image Capture Process Document (Phase II – how you created) – Edits (Crop, Touch-Up, Process, Final Image Submission) – Post-Process Document (Phase III – Enhancements/Edits) – Display Sheet – Final Print – Self-Assessment (Rubric) –