Livermore Valley Joint Unified School District
Vineyard High School
Digital Photo
Course # 60270
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Each week (for 18 weeks for 5 credits) bring in at least five of your best photos relating to one theme. (To finish in 9 weeks bring in photos relating to 2 themes.) Write a statement about each of the photos. Include in the statement what you intended to capture in the photo, problems you encountered (such as, too much shadow over peoples faces, etc.) and solutions you found to these problems.
A Note to Teachers: You may want to have your students check out a photography book at the library in order to challenge themselves each week. Have your student bring in notes each week about the topic they are studying in the digital photography book.
WEEK 1- 16
Discuss with your teacher what themes you would like to photograph each week. Some ideas are listed here:
Windows and doorways Animals Mothers and Children
Plants Portraits Dads
Shadows Hands Sunsets
People in motion Food Shoes
Landscapes Photos in a sequence Faces found in nature
Skyscapes Trees Buildings
Silhouettes Flowers Textures
Sports Transportation Night
WEEK 17 & 18
Final Project
Develop your own project and discuss it with your teacher or choose one from this list:
1. Make a calendar with 12 of your best photos. (Kinkos can help you print the calendar(s) to look professional enough to give as gifts to family and friends.)
2. Mat, frame and enter one or two of your photos in the Alameda County Fair. Entries are usually due each year in May.
3. Use Windows Movie Maker to make a movie setting your photos to music or use PowerPoint to make a slideshow.
4. Research several professional photographers (Dorothea Lange, Carl Mydans, Margaret Bourke-White, Alfred Steiglitz, etc.) and experiment with imitating their styles and subject matter.
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