Monday, March 21, 2016
Spring Break Photos
When you return from break on April 4th, post at least 5 of your best photos from over Spring Break. Did you travel? See family or friends? Spend time at home? Etc.
Thursday, March 17, 2016
Weekend Work #10
Weekend Work Assignment #10
One of the absolute best ways to improve your photography is to practice!
Doing is the best way to see results. In order to help you practice your photography, I will be posting a different assignment each Friday here on this blog for you to complete over the weekend. Be sure to post your shots on your blog before Monday so everyone can enjoy the results of these assignments when we are back in class, period 1. Make sure to title your post "Weekend Work #10". Each Weekend Work assignment is worth 5 points in the practice work category.
This weekend's assignment is:
HANDS! Snap a photo of your hands or someone else's. Try arranging the photo you are photographing in an interesting or unique way. Share 1 picture within a picture photo on your blog before the end of class Monday 3/21.
One of the absolute best ways to improve your photography is to practice!
Doing is the best way to see results. In order to help you practice your photography, I will be posting a different assignment each Friday here on this blog for you to complete over the weekend. Be sure to post your shots on your blog before Monday so everyone can enjoy the results of these assignments when we are back in class, period 1. Make sure to title your post "Weekend Work #10". Each Weekend Work assignment is worth 5 points in the practice work category.
This weekend's assignment is:
HANDS! Snap a photo of your hands or someone else's. Try arranging the photo you are photographing in an interesting or unique way. Share 1 picture within a picture photo on your blog before the end of class Monday 3/21.
Friday, March 11, 2016
Weekend Work #9: Picture in a Picture
Weekend Work Assignment #9
One of the absolute best ways to improve your photography is to practice!
Doing is the best way to see results. In order to help you practice your photography, I will be posting a different assignment each Friday here on this blog for you to complete over the weekend. Be sure to post your shots on your blog before Monday so everyone can enjoy the results of these assignments when we are back in class, period 1. Make sure to title your post "Weekend Work #8". Each Weekend Work assignment is worth 5 points in the practice work category.
This weekend's assignment is:
PICTURE WITHIN A PICTURE! Snap a photo...of a photo. Try arranging the photo you are photographing in an interesting or unique way. Share 1 picture within a picture photo on your blog before the end of class Tuesday 3/15.
Example:
One of the absolute best ways to improve your photography is to practice!
Doing is the best way to see results. In order to help you practice your photography, I will be posting a different assignment each Friday here on this blog for you to complete over the weekend. Be sure to post your shots on your blog before Monday so everyone can enjoy the results of these assignments when we are back in class, period 1. Make sure to title your post "Weekend Work #8". Each Weekend Work assignment is worth 5 points in the practice work category.
This weekend's assignment is:
PICTURE WITHIN A PICTURE! Snap a photo...of a photo. Try arranging the photo you are photographing in an interesting or unique way. Share 1 picture within a picture photo on your blog before the end of class Tuesday 3/15.
Example:
Friday, March 4, 2016
Digital Photo I & II: Weekend Work #8
Weekend Work Assignment #8
One of the absolute best ways to improve your photography is to practice!
Doing is the best way to see results. In order to help you practice your photography, I will be posting a different assignment each Friday here on this blog for you to complete over the weekend. Be sure to post your shots on your blog before Monday so everyone can enjoy the results of these assignments when we are back in class, period 1. Make sure to title your post "Weekend Work #8". Each Weekend Work assignment is worth 5 points in the practice work category.
This weekend's assignment is:
EYES! They say the eyes are the windows to the soul. Capture an eye or two in a photo. Share 1 eye photo on your blog before the end of class Monday 3/7.
Example:
One of the absolute best ways to improve your photography is to practice!
Doing is the best way to see results. In order to help you practice your photography, I will be posting a different assignment each Friday here on this blog for you to complete over the weekend. Be sure to post your shots on your blog before Monday so everyone can enjoy the results of these assignments when we are back in class, period 1. Make sure to title your post "Weekend Work #8". Each Weekend Work assignment is worth 5 points in the practice work category.
This weekend's assignment is:
EYES! They say the eyes are the windows to the soul. Capture an eye or two in a photo. Share 1 eye photo on your blog before the end of class Monday 3/7.
Example:
Wednesday, March 2, 2016
Walsworth Photo Contest
The Walsworth Yearbooks 2016 Photo Contest will be underway and once again this year photos will have the chance to win valuable prizes.
The 2016 Photo Contest will begin on March 9, and run through April 8.
Entering in this year’s Photo Contest will earn the chance to win one of eight $100 Visa gift cards and a pizza party for the yearbook staff. Photographers can enter up to five photos.
- Prizes will be awarded in eight categories:
- Sports Action – Capture athletes in action and the spirit of competition.
- Student Life – We want to see who students really are – who that person is, what they do and why.
- Academics – Show us learning in progress.
- Club or Organizations/Community Service – Clubs and organizations allow groups to shape each individual as well as the community. Show us how.
- Feature/Portrait – Reveal who a person is by showing what they are feeling or a bit of their personality using the face and emotion as the focus.
- Photo Illustration – Show us a photo that has been modified, manipulated or otherwise features special effects that were created to tell a story.
- School Spirit – We want to see the meaning of school pride displayed on the sidelines, in the stands, at practice – by anyone not competing in an athletic event.
- Junior High/Middle School – We’re looking for the best junior high/middle school photo regardless of category. Photo must be taken by a junior high or middle school student.
Winners will be chosen by a panel of expert judges and will be selected based on the quality of photo, appropriateness to category, photography rules followed and creativity demonstrated. The contest is open to all schools across the U.S. and Canada. Must be 13 years or older to enter. Photos must be taken by a student attending a senior, junior high, middle school or college within the U.S. and Canada. Junior high or middle school yearbook advisers may enter a student’s photo on their behalf.
Beginning on March 9, entries will be accepted on the Walsworth Yearbooks Facebook page. Good luck!
Tuesday, March 1, 2016
Digital Photo I & II: Favorite Teacher Reflection and Portrait
Digital Photo I & II:
Take some quality portraits of your favorite teacher with their permission. Edit and post your best portrait on your blog and write a 2 paragraph reflection explaining why you admire this teacher. Give details, reasons and examples as to why you chose this teacher.
Take some quality portraits of your favorite teacher with their permission. Edit and post your best portrait on your blog and write a 2 paragraph reflection explaining why you admire this teacher. Give details, reasons and examples as to why you chose this teacher.
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