Essential Questions:
Think about and answer the following questions in a blog post:
Think about and answer the following questions in a blog post:
- What are key images that represent the most important people, places and things in your life?
- How can photography be used to preserve or remind us of memories?
- How does the way an image is shot and printed affect the tone, mood and meaning of that image?
- What power do photographic images have to tell a personal story? What is not visible in images?
- How do words–titles, captions and descriptions–enhance (or take away) from the meaning of a photographic image?
Project Requirements: You need to capture of the following seven subjects from your daily life…
- People who matter the most to you (2 or more)
- Places that matter the most to you (2 or more)
- Things (objects) that matter the most to you (2 or more)
- A person, place or thing that will disappear for you in the next three years, or will never be the same (at least 1 image)
Each subject needs to be photographed two different ways (ie, up close and far away; different angles; different light). Remember, every choice you make as a photographer can add to the meaning of the subject in some way. Think about what you know about design and composition from earlier assignments.
Keep a journal for this projects (can be a Word document). Write freely about each of your subjects (people, places and things). What do they mean to you? Why did they deserve to be preserved or remembered through photography? I do not need to see this journal.
Post all photos to your blog by 2-12.
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