Video on Dual Enrollment
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wYN4t610jqE&feature=youtu.be
Take note of these important dates if you would like to do dual enrollment for Photo 2
12/3/2018 Registration Info (watch above video) / Distribute Forms
12/13/2018 Registration and tuition payment collection in College and Career Center /Return Forms
Johanni/Photo Course Numbers
4th Period / ART 131 / 19155
6th Period / ART 142 / 19156
7th Period / ART 131 / 19157
Monday, December 10, 2018
Sunday, December 9, 2018
Q2 Week 9 / Finals Week
12/10: Open Labs / Work-time
-Darkroom open to those needing a second print (1st Priority)
-Computer open to those needing to finish PS Lesson #1 (2nd Priority)
-Rest: PS Lesson 1-4 Note Guide or Print Reflection Questions (3rd Priority)
-PS Lesson #2 (if completed by Wednesday = 10 CFU points)
12/11: Open Labs / Work-time
-Darkroom open to those needing a second print (1st Priority)
-Computer open to those needing to finish PS Lesson #1 (2nd Priority)
-Rest: PS Lesson 1-4 Note Guide or Print Reflection Questions (3rd Priority)
-PS Lesson #2 (if completed by Wednesday = 10 CFU points)
-Darkroom open to those needing a second print (1st Priority)
-Computer open to those needing to finish PS Lesson #1 (2nd Priority)
-Rest: PS Lesson 1-4 Note Guide or Print Reflection Questions (3rd Priority)
-PS Lesson #2 (if completed by Wednesday = 10 CFU points)
12/12: Early Release (short class) / Discuss Review Terms
-Composition Review Links
-Art Elements video, Design Principles video
-Terms Power Point
-Vocabulary Terms
-Finish PS Lesson #1 Due / PS Lesson #2 for bonus
-Composition Review Links
-Art Elements video, Design Principles video
-Terms Power Point
-Vocabulary Terms
-Finish PS Lesson #1 Due / PS Lesson #2 for bonus
12/13: Print Crit / Dual Enrollment Registration in Guidance
-Review 8x10 Prints
12/14: Movie Day #1
-Watch Film Marwencol
-Last day for all make-up work!
Finals Week
12/17: Movie Day #2
-Watch Film Marwencol
12/18: Film Day / Review
-Work on finishing projects
-Review for Exam
-Review for Exam
12/20 4th Period Semester Final
12/21 7th Period Semester Final
12/21 7th Period Semester Final
Happy Holidays...
Sunday, December 2, 2018
Q2 Week 8
Bring in thumb drive!!!
12/3: Test Answers / Dual Enrollment
-Recap and discuss test answers / take notes for future study guides
-Discuss Dual-Enrollment Registration
-Group #1: in Darkroom / Printing 8x10
-Group #2: PS Lesson #1
-Rest: PS Lesson 1-4 Note Guide or Print Reflection Questions
12/5: Group #2 Darkroom / Group #3 PS Lab
-Group #2: in Darkroom / Printing 8x10
-Group #3: PS Lesson #1
-Rest: PS Lesson 1-4 Note Guide or Print Reflection Questions
12/6: Group #3 Darkroom / Group #1 PS Lab
-Group #3: in Darkroom / Printing 8x10
-Rest: PS Lesson 1-4 Note Guide or Print Reflection Questions
12/7: Open Labs / Work-time
-Darkroom open to those needing a second print (1st Priority)
-Computer open to those needing to finish PS Lesson #1 (2nd Priority)
-Rest: PS Lesson 1-4 Note Guide or Print Reflection Questions (3rd Priority)
-Print Crit Next Week...
8x10 Reflection Questions
On a sheet of notebook paper answer the following questions. Submit the questions after you have finished your two prints.
1. On a scale of 1-11 (11 = rockstar, and 1= a 40 year old air guitar wannabe that still lives with his parents), rate your 8x10 image for both of the below aspects...
-overall print quality:
-composition:
2. What flaws do you notice that could improve your print?
3. What compositional improvements could be made to the image? / What might make the image more engaging? Look at your compositional terms (hint: use a few of them).
1. On a scale of 1-11 (11 = rockstar, and 1= a 40 year old air guitar wannabe that still lives with his parents), rate your 8x10 image for both of the below aspects...
-overall print quality:
-composition:
2. What flaws do you notice that could improve your print?
3. What compositional improvements could be made to the image? / What might make the image more engaging? Look at your compositional terms (hint: use a few of them).
Sunday, November 25, 2018
Q2 Week 7
Reminder: Bring in your USB drive by Wednesday!!!
11/26: Shoot #2 Prints
-Return Exams / Test Corrections
-Process/Proof if needed
-Shoot #2 Printing Assignment
11/27: PS Lesson Intro
-Recap Test Answers
-Last Day for Proof Sheets
-PS Lesson Introduction
-Recap Test Answers
-Last Day for Proof Sheets
-PS Lesson Introduction
-Group #1: in Darkroom / Printing 8x10
-Group #2: PS Lesson #1
-Rest: PS Lesson Note Guide
11/29: Group #2 Darkroom / Group #3 PS Lab
-Group #2: in Darkroom / Printing 8x10
-Group #3: PS Lesson #1
-Rest: PS Lesson Note Guide
11/30: Group #3 Darkroom / Group #1 PS Lab
-Group #3: in Darkroom / Printing 8x10
-Group #1: PS Lesson #1
-Rest: PS Lesson Note Guide
Sunday, November 18, 2018
Q2 Week 6 / Thanksgiving
In the spirit of Thanksgiving...
11/19: Finish in Lab / Film Bonus
-Turn in Contrast Assignment
-Check Cameras in
-Check Cameras in
-Process Shoot #2
-Lab open for proof sheets
-Turn in Proof sheets-Discuss Bonus Opportunity / preview trailers
11/20: Film
-Watch Harry Benson Documentary
-Lab open for proof sheets
-Turn in Proof sheets
11/21: No School
Bonus Points over Thanksgiving
I'm offering a unique opportunity for you to earn assessment bonus points, that can be applied to projects. In order to earn the points, you must watch one or more of the selected films from the list below. In addition, you will need to write a short (half page) review of the film(s), and answer a question or two about the film(s). Different films are worth different point values. You may earn up to 7 points total(worth more than a letter grade on the exam).
3 Point Films
2 Point Films
-Once
Things to Note: Film-making and Cinematography are closely related to
photography. Films are a great way to feed your brain with new ideas.
In addition to the stories that are being told, closely examine the
visual aspects of films such as compositions, camera angles, lighting, and
symbolism. With films that you enjoy, take the time to re-watch them a
few times. Once you know the story, let your attention focus on the
technical aspects of the the film and how it was created. Take notes of
ideas that you can apply to your own work.
Above is a quick list (with links to trailers) of some of my favorite films. In order to make the list, they all have great stories, but must also be visually, aurally, and all-round technically impressive.
FYI- Some of these are foreign films. Don't let subtitles deter you from some of the best film-making out there. Just because the United States has the biggest film industry, does not mean it is always the best (a discussion for another time). When experiencing foreign films, always watch with subtitles on; never dubbed. You lose all of the acting with a voice-over, and the translation usually isn't as good as the subtitles.
One last thing... Give these films the credit and respect that they deserve and watch them on DVD, or a legit download (ie. netflix). Please don't tarnish the beauty of them by watching a budget youtube version. Also do your best to watch them in their entirety in a single sitting (note some are rather long). Be present with the film. Do not watch in pieces and do not watch and while engaging with your phone (umbilical cord).
Above is a quick list (with links to trailers) of some of my favorite films. In order to make the list, they all have great stories, but must also be visually, aurally, and all-round technically impressive.
FYI- Some of these are foreign films. Don't let subtitles deter you from some of the best film-making out there. Just because the United States has the biggest film industry, does not mean it is always the best (a discussion for another time). When experiencing foreign films, always watch with subtitles on; never dubbed. You lose all of the acting with a voice-over, and the translation usually isn't as good as the subtitles.
One last thing... Give these films the credit and respect that they deserve and watch them on DVD, or a legit download (ie. netflix). Please don't tarnish the beauty of them by watching a budget youtube version. Also do your best to watch them in their entirety in a single sitting (note some are rather long). Be present with the film. Do not watch in pieces and do not watch and while engaging with your phone (umbilical cord).
Monday, November 12, 2018
Q2 Week 5
11/13: Open Lab / Work to Finish Contrast Lab
-Open Lab day for those needing to finish assignment
-Process / Proof Shoot #2
-Return Cameras!!! Sign-out if needed
-Make Bingo Cards for Review on Wednesday
11/14: Review Session
-Bingo
-Q&A
-Bingo
-Q&A
11/17: 1st Semester Exam
-Exam / Don't be absent
-Bring quiet work for after exam
-Bring quiet work for after exam
11/18: Movie / Contrast Lab
-Bonus opp for Thanksgiving Break
-Begin Movie
-If not finished... Process, Proof Shoot #2 and complete Contrast Assignment
-Bonus opp for Thanksgiving Break
-Begin Movie
-If not finished... Process, Proof Shoot #2 and complete Contrast Assignment
Sunday, November 4, 2018
Q2 Week 4
No meme... Just a quote to think about.
“We need leaders not in love with money,
but in love with justice.
Not in love with publicity,
but in love with humanity.” MLK JR.
but in love with justice.
Not in love with publicity,
but in love with humanity.” MLK JR.
Basics for the week...
You should focus on finishing your contrast project by the end of the week
-7 prints labelled, with log sheet, and placed into a sleeve
-7 prints labelled, with log sheet, and placed into a sleeve
-The lab will be available during 5th period lunch
-Process your Shoot #2 film by the end of this week.
-We will discuss the printing of the roll next week / be ready!
-Reminder: return loaned Cameras
11/5: Lab Group 1
11/5: Lab Group 1
-Group 1 work on Contrast Assignment (if done, open spots for Group 2/3)
-Group 2 & 3 Shoot, Process, or work on organizing notes for review
-Group 2 & 3 Shoot, Process, or work on organizing notes for review
-Reminder: return loaned Cameras / Check out Cameras
-Discuss: Think ahead about rolling shot film
-Discuss: Think ahead about rolling shot film
11/6: Lab Group 2
-Group 2 work on Contrast Assignment (if done, open spots for Group 1/3)-Group 1 & 3 Shoot, Process, or work on organizing notes for review
-Reminder: return loaned Cameras
11/7: Early Release / Short Class / Review Practice Midterm
11/7: Early Release / Short Class / Review Practice Midterm
-Discuss answers for Practice Midterm
11/8: Lab Group 3
-Group 3 work on Contrast Assignment / Open spots for people that need to finish
-Group 1 & 2 Shoot, Process, or work on organizing notes for review
-Group 1 & 2 Shoot, Process, or work on organizing notes for review
-Reminder: return loaned Cameras
11/9: Open Lab / Workday / Review Outline
-Those not finished, need to be in the lab. / Turn in Contrast Project if complete
-Discuss Review Outline / Study in class and over the weekend.
-The Rest: Shoot, Process, or work on Practice Exam Pg. 1-4
-Discuss Review Outline / Study in class and over the weekend.
-The Rest: Shoot, Process, or work on Practice Exam Pg. 1-4
-Reminder: return loaned Cameras / Check out Cameras
Sunday, October 28, 2018
Q2 Week 3
In addition to working on your contrast project, this week, you should be shooting and processing shoot 2 film and working on the practice midterm (Tuesday). Everyone should have at least 4 of the 7 prints done by Thursday. Friday will be an open day for those that are not to that point yet.
10/29: Lab Group 1
-Group 1 work on Contrast Assignment-Group 2 & 3 Shoot, Process, or Finish Design Problems
-Design Problems Due: End of Class Today (Red Tray)
-Reminder: return loaned Cameras / Check out Cameras
-Discuss: Think ahead about rolling shot film
-Discuss: Think ahead about rolling shot film
10/30: Lab Group 2
-Group 2 work on Contrast Assignment-Group 1 & 2 Shoot, Process, or work on Practice Exam Pg. 1-2
-Reminder: return loaned Cameras
10/31: Early Release / Short Class / TBD
10/31: Early Release / Short Class / TBD
-Lessson to be determined
11/1: Lab Group 3
-Group 3 work on Contrast Assignment / Open spots for people with less than 4 prints
-Group 1 & 2 Shoot, Process, or work on Practice Exam Pg. 1-4
-Group 1 & 2 Shoot, Process, or work on Practice Exam Pg. 1-4
-Reminder: return loaned Cameras
11/2: Open Lab / Workday
-People with less than 4 prints: are to work on Contrast Assignment
-The Rest: Shoot, Process, or work on Practice Exam Pg. 1-4
-The Rest: Shoot, Process, or work on Practice Exam Pg. 1-4
-Reminder: return loaned Cameras / Check out Cameras
-First Friday!!! Phoenix Art Museum is Free. Also check out galleries on Roosevelt Row.
-First Friday!!! Phoenix Art Museum is Free. Also check out galleries on Roosevelt Row.
Inquire about more info.
Thursday, October 25, 2018
Review Questions
In preparation for your midterm, I want you to write 10 sample short answer exam questions. These will be collected for easy points, but I will also use these to quiz your class during review sessions. Create questions, about things you know, but also about things your are still foggy about. In creating the questions you might learn something.
Use your notes and the below list of terms to help create your review questions.
Midterm Photo Terms/Concepts
Use your notes and the below list of terms to help create your review questions.
Midterm Photo Terms/Concepts
Sunday, October 21, 2018
Q2 Week 2
10/22: Lab Group #1
-Group #1: Begin Working on Contrast Assignment
-Group #2 & #3: Work on Design Problem #1
-Group #2 & #3: Work on Design Problem #1
10/23: Lab Group #2
-Group #2: Begin Working on Contrast Assignment
-Group #1: Collect Prints, Work on Design Problem #1
-Group #3: Work on Design Problem #1
10/24: Short Day / Late Start for PSAT
-Group #1: Collect Prints, Work on Design Problem #1
-Group #3: Work on Design Problem #1
10/24: Short Day / Late Start for PSAT
-Introduce Shoot #2 shooting assignment (sign out cameras / time permitting)
-Introduce Review Questions Due: 10/31
-Work on Design Problems #1
-Introduce Review Questions Due: 10/31
-Work on Design Problems #1
10/25: Lab Group #3
-Group #3: Begin Working on Contrast Assignment / Open lab station to work ahead)
-Group #2: Collect Prints, Work on Design Problem #1, Review Questions, Sketch for Shoot #2
-Group #1: Work on Design Problem #1, Review Questions, Sketch for Shoot #2
-Sign out available cameras
-Group #1: Work on Design Problem #1, Review Questions, Sketch for Shoot #2
-Sign out available cameras
10/26: Lab Group #1
-Group #1: Work on Contrast Assignment
-People Not in Lab: Collect Prints, Plan and Shoot #2, Finish Design Problems #1
-Next Week: Process and Proof #2 / Review for Midterm / Design Problems #1 Due: Monday 10/29
-People Not in Lab: Collect Prints, Plan and Shoot #2, Finish Design Problems #1
-Next Week: Process and Proof #2 / Review for Midterm / Design Problems #1 Due: Monday 10/29
Monday, October 15, 2018
Q2 Week 1
via GIPHY
10/16: Artist Presentations
-finish up artist presentations
-Turn-in 2 Prints and Evaluation
-Lab Group #1: Work on Contrast Assignment in Lab
-Group #2, and #3: work on Elements and Principles Combo Sheet
-Turn-in 2 Prints and Evaluation
10/17: First 2 Prints Critique
-Review and Discuss Prints and Printing Process
-Review and Discuss Prints and Printing Process
10/18: Contrast Notes & Lab / Composition Terms
-Contrast Power Point and Contrast Assignment
-Discuss Composition Vocab
-Art Elements video, Design Principles video
-Terms Power Point
10/19: Lab Group #1 / Elements and Principles Combos-Contrast Power Point and Contrast Assignment
-Discuss Composition Vocab
-Art Elements video, Design Principles video
-Terms Power Point
-Lab Group #1: Work on Contrast Assignment in Lab
-Group #2, and #3: work on Elements and Principles Combo Sheet
Halloween Photo Fun #2
Post Mortem Photography of the 1800's
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oF29vcZNMQY
https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-england-36389581
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oF29vcZNMQY
https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-england-36389581
Sunday, September 30, 2018
Q1 Week 9
Smooth week ahead as we coast into fall break. Finish the quarter strong!
10/1: Artist Presentations
-Artist Presentations. Be ready!
-Artist Presentations. Be ready!
10/2: Print Lab Group #1 / Project Workday
-LG #1 Basic Printing
-LG #2 & #3 Work on Artist Presentations, Vocabulary Terms
-LG #2 & #3 Work on Artist Presentations, Vocabulary Terms
10/3: Print Lab Group #2 / Project Workday / Last Day for Make-up Work
-LG #2 Basic Printing
-LG #1& #3 Work on Artist Presentations, Vocabulary Terms
-If you have two prints done, work on the Print Reflection Questions
-Last day to submit missing work for 1st Quarter
10/4: Print Lab Group #3 / Project Workday / Last Day for Make-up Work
-LG #3 Basic Printing / Open Lab for make-up work
-LG #1& #2 Work on Artist Presentations, Vocabulary Terms
-If you have two prints done, work on the Print Reflection Questions
-LG #2 Basic Printing
-LG #1& #3 Work on Artist Presentations, Vocabulary Terms
-If you have two prints done, work on the Print Reflection Questions
-Last day to submit missing work for 1st Quarter
10/4: Print Lab Group #3 / Project Workday / Last Day for Make-up Work
-LG #3 Basic Printing / Open Lab for make-up work
-LG #1& #2 Work on Artist Presentations, Vocabulary Terms
-If you have two prints done, work on the Print Reflection Questions
-Prints and Reflection Questions due tomorrow!
10/5: Artist Presentations / Prints & Reflection Q's Due
-Artist Presentations. Be ready!
-Turn in Prints and Reflection Questions
-Turn in Prints and Reflection Questions
Halloween Photo Fun #1
In the spirit of Halloween, each week during the month of October, we will look at the creepy dark side of photography. Enjoy...
Ghost Mother Photos
Ghost Mother Photos
Sunday, September 23, 2018
Q1 Week 8
-Turn in Lab #3 Proof Sheets (have name on them)
-Discuss/Demo Printing
-Introduce Lab #4 Basic Printing
-Introduce Process/Proof Graphic
-Sign up for Artist Presentation Day
-Assign Lab Groups / Days
9/25: Print Lab Group #1 / Workday
-LG #1 Basic Printing
-LG #2 & #3 Artist Presentations / Info Graphic
-Sign up for Presentation Day or I will sign you up!
-Sign up for Presentation Day or I will sign you up!
9/26: Print Lab Group #2 / Project Workday
-LG #2 Basic Printing
-LG #1 & #3 Artist Presentations / Info Graphic
9/27: Print Lab Group #3 / Project Workday
-LG #3 Basic Printing (open enlargers available)
-LG #1 & #2 Artist Presentations / Info Graphic
9/29: Artist Presentations Day #1 / Process & Proof Info Graphic Due
-Turn in Process & Proof Graphic
9/29: Artist Presentations Day #1 / Process & Proof Info Graphic Due
-Presenters be ready to deliver your 10-10 in 2
Processing and Proofing Info Graphic
For
this exercise you will draw from your lab experience with film processing and
negative proofing to create a visual study guide.
Use
the notes on the blog and posted in the room to create diagrams/instructionals
for the below processes and concepts. Be
sure to include all parts in your guide. Also include any helpful tips or tricks that you discovered along the way.
Diagrams w/Labels
-Enlarger
Timer
-Layers
of a Proof Sheet
-Define
or Illustrate how to make a test strip
-Thumbnail/Descriptor
of an over-exposed and under-exposed negative.
Instructions guide
Create
a 10-step simplified instruction list for the basics of film processing, with thumbnails/illustrations.
This will be worth 50
homework points and will be due Friday September 28th
Lab #4 Basic Printing
Using any negatives (you may borrow the class negatives if needed), you are to
-Print 2 quality 5x7 prints.
Be sure to do the following...
-Select a strong negative (I can assist in your choice)
-Test strip AND sample strip each print (again, I will assist in selecting your exposure)
-2 different negatives.
-Prints are due Friday October 5th (Lab Grade will go onto 2nd quarter grades)
Note: You will have approximately 2 lab days to complete this assignment. Anticipate printing at least one image per lab period. It is imperative that you have your negatives on your lab day. If you do not think that you will finish in the allotted time, there will be lunchtime open labs (first come basis) on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday of this week and next week.
-Print 2 quality 5x7 prints.
Be sure to do the following...
-Select a strong negative (I can assist in your choice)
-Test strip AND sample strip each print (again, I will assist in selecting your exposure)
-2 different negatives.
-Prints are due Friday October 5th (Lab Grade will go onto 2nd quarter grades)
Note: You will have approximately 2 lab days to complete this assignment. Anticipate printing at least one image per lab period. It is imperative that you have your negatives on your lab day. If you do not think that you will finish in the allotted time, there will be lunchtime open labs (first come basis) on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday of this week and next week.
Saturday, September 15, 2018
Q1 Week 7
9/17: Process Film / Proof Film
-Work on 10/10 in 2 Presentation / Sign up for artist, if you haven't
-Process Film
-Proof Printing Demo
-Proof first roll of film / use community negatives if yours are not suitable
-Roll film for tomorrow
9/18: Absolute last day to roll film / Process Film / Proof Film
-Work on 10/10 in 2 Presentation
-Process Film
-Proof first roll of film / use community negatives if yours are not suitable
-Roll film for tomorrow
9/19: No School / Sleep In / Do Something Real (#Get off your phone!)
9/20: Last Day To Process Film / Proof Film
-Work on 10/10 in 2 Presentation
-Process Film
-Proof first roll of film / use community negatives if yours are not suitable
-Sign up for lab stations
9/21: Basic Printing Demo / Last day to Proof Negatives
-LIVE wet demo of Basic Negative Printing
-Proof first roll of film / use community negatives if yours are not suitable
-Work on 10/10 in 2 Presentation
-Proof Lab #3 Due / by the end of class!
-Sign-up for Presentation Days
Monday, September 10, 2018
Q1 Week 6
Busy week with lots of little things to knock off
9/11: Processing and Lab #3 / 10-10 in 2 Assignment
-Lab #3 Proof Sheet
-Introduce the 10-10 in 2 Assignment
-List of 5 Artists by Friday
-Practice blind rolling of film
-Work on Shoot #1
-Signing in/out Cameras
-Round #1 of rolling film (to be processed tomorrow)
9/12: Process Film Round #1 / Workday
-Process Round #1
-Practice blind rolling of film
-Work on List of 5 Photographers
-Signing in/out Cameras
-Work on Shoot #1
-Round #2 of rolling film (to be processed tomorrow)
9/13: Process Film Round #2 / Workday
-Process Round #2
-Practice blind rolling of film
-Work on List of 5 Photographers
-Signing in/out Cameras
-Work on Shoot #1
-Round #3 of rolling film (to be processed tomorrow)
9/14: Proof Sheet lab & demo / Process Film Round #3 / Five Artists List Due / Workday
-Demo for those ready to proof
-Darkroom open for making proof sheets
-Practice blind rolling of film
-Signing in/out Cameras
-Work on Shoot #1
-Finish shoot one over the weekend (Monday and Tuesday are last days to process)
-List of 5 Artists due (beginning of class) / ticket to Sign-up for Artist
-Once artist is selected, begin working on research for 10-10 in 2
-Round #4 of rolling film (to be processed Monday)
List of Five Artists
In preparation for the 10/10 in 2 Assignment, I want you to research artists from the list. From your research, you should create a list of five potential artists that you are interested in for the the assignment. List each of the five artists, along with a decent reason for why you would be interested in doing a presentation on that particular artist. Your list will be due on Thursday by the end of class. It will also provide fall-back options, should your primary choice be taken.
In addition to the list, provided with the assignment, the below artists are also approved for the assignment.
Ansel Adams
Matthew Brady
Herb Ritts
Juergen Teller
Ralph Eugene Meatyard
Richard Misrach
Laura Williams
Julie Blackmon
Todd Hido
In addition to the list, provided with the assignment, the below artists are also approved for the assignment.
Ansel Adams
Matthew Brady
Herb Ritts
Robert Frank
John Heartfield
Lazlo Moholy-Nagy
Weegee
Lucas SamarasJuergen Teller
Ralph Eugene Meatyard
Richard Misrach
Laura Williams
Julie Blackmon
Todd Hido
Lab #3 Proof Sheet
The proofing lab will be your check-off for shoot #1, film processing, as well as, how to make a contract print (proof sheet).
Once your film is processed, dry, and placed into a protective sleeve, you will want to make a contact print of the negative page. Test strip for exposure, and proof the negative page. After your print is dry, put your name & class period on the back in black sharpie. Turn finished work into your class tray by Friday September 21st.
Once your film is processed, dry, and placed into a protective sleeve, you will want to make a contact print of the negative page. Test strip for exposure, and proof the negative page. After your print is dry, put your name & class period on the back in black sharpie. Turn finished work into your class tray by Friday September 21st.
Cool photo project to check out...
This genius photo experiment shows we are all just sheeple in the consumer matrix
Images from the same exact spot for two hours at a time
https://timeline.com/hans-eijkelboom-photo-fashion-75ca9911518cMonday, September 3, 2018
Q1 Week 5
9/4: Review and Film Demo
-Quiz / Review & Discuss Answers
-Exposure/Reciprocity Review
-Shoot Class Film / Practice Rolling Film
-Film Processing / dry demo / fill in Film Process Chart
9/5: Process Film / Film Notes
-You do not want to miss this day!!!
-Film Processing / wet demo
-Discuss Film Properties and ISO notes
-Introduce Shoot #1 (time permitting)
9/6: The Enlarger and Timer
-Practice blind rolling of film
-Signing out Cameras
-Work on Shoot #1
9/7: Workday
-Practice blind rolling of film
-Signing out Cameras
-Work on Shoot #1
-Random Awesome
Sunday, August 26, 2018
Q1 Week 4
Much to do this week. Putting more pieces into place.
I highly advise not missing class this week
8/27: Setting to know the SLR / Cameras!
-Review Week 2 Terms
-Discuss Camera Basics (pp) / Notes
-Camera Anatomy, Camera and the Eye
-Bring camera tomorrow, if you have them!
8/28: Camera Conrols: Aperture & Shutter Speed
-Bring your cameras, if you have them!
-Discuss Aperture / Camera Basics (pp)
-Star Wars and Aperture
-Discuss Shutter Speed
-Discuss Aperture / Camera Basics (pp)
-Star Wars and Aperture
-Discuss Shutter Speed
8/29: Review Aperture & Shutter Speed / Short Class: Early Release
-Review concepts
-Identifying aperture and shutter speed in images
-8/30 Johanni Sub: Plan to be determined
-Diagrams
8/31: Camera Controls: Exposure and Reciprocity
-Bring your cameras, if you have them!
-Discuss Exposure & Reciprocity
Monday, August 20, 2018
Q1 Week 3
-Shoot a test shots
-Q&A about Pinhole Project
8/21: Pinhole Conversion Charts / Reversing images
-Explain how to create an exposure conversion chart
-Lab Demo on reversing images / contact printing.
8/22: Project Workday
-Work on shooting two quality pinhole images from exposure chart
-Work on shooting two quality pinhole images from exposure chart
-Work on reversing images
8/23: Project Workday
-Work on shooting two quality pinhole images from exposure chart
-Work on shooting two quality pinhole images from exposure chart
-Work on reversing images
8/24: Project Workday / Reflect on Pinhole
-Wrap up Pinhole Project
-Mini Crit with pinhole images
-Pinhole project pack and self-evaluations due
-Wrap up Pinhole Project
-Mini Crit with pinhole images
-Pinhole project pack and self-evaluations due
Sunday, August 12, 2018
Q1 Week 2
All this week, be looking for SLR cameras!
Terms and concepts for the week
8/13: Camera Basics / Pin Hole Cameras
-Discovery of Photography
-Investigating Cameras / Discussing Camera Obscura / Collecting Light
-Pinhole Camera Camera Basics(notes)
-Introduce Photogram / Lab #1
-Homework: Bring items for Photogram Lab
8/14: Recording Light / Tray Processing notes-Wet Collodian Process8/13: Camera Basics / Pin Hole Cameras
-Discovery of Photography
-Investigating Cameras / Discussing Camera Obscura / Collecting Light
-Pinhole Camera Camera Basics(notes)
-Introduce Photogram / Lab #1
-Homework: Bring items for Photogram Lab
-Dry Demo / Notes for Tray Processing / PP slides
-Silver Gelatin Process
-Reminder: Bring objects for tomorrow!
-Introduce Pinhole / Lab #2 / Be looking for containers
-Silver Gelatin Process
-Reminder: Bring objects for tomorrow!
-Introduce Pinhole / Lab #2 / Be looking for containers
8/15: Photogram Lab (not a good day to miss)
-Photogram / Lab #1
-Produce 1 solid photogram (have in binder for notebook check next week.
-Make Pinhole Lenses (time permitting)
-Homework: Bring in containers for Pinhole Cameras
-Produce 1 solid photogram (have in binder for notebook check next week.
-Make Pinhole Lenses (time permitting)
-Homework: Bring in containers for Pinhole Cameras
8/16: Building Pinhole Cameras
-Demo and Production of Pinhole Cameras
-Discuss Shooting Pinhole Cameras / Test Shots (time permitting)
-Demo and Production of Pinhole Cameras
-Discuss Shooting Pinhole Cameras / Test Shots (time permitting)
8/17: Building / Shooting Pinhole Cameras
-Finish assembling cameras (if needed)
-Attempt 1-2 shots with your cameras. Record all data!
-Crazy Awesome!
-Attempt 1-2 shots with your cameras. Record all data!
-Crazy Awesome!
Q1 Week 2 Terms
By the end of the week you should have an understanding of the following terms. You will find the definitions in the notes, power points, and videos on the blog. I've given you the first. We will review terms next week.
-Photography: Latin for Light Drawing
-Camera Obscura:
-Contact Print:
-Photogram:
-Pinhole Camera:
-Wet Collodion:
-Emulsion:
-Latent Image:
-Silver Gelatin:
-Photography: Latin for Light Drawing
-Camera Obscura:
-Contact Print:
-Photogram:
-Pinhole Camera:
-Wet Collodion:
-Emulsion:
-Latent Image:
-Silver Gelatin:
-Orthochromatic:
-Tray Processing:
-Tray Processing:
Photogram / Lab #1
Photogram: is a recording of light onto an emulsion (light sensitive material). By using objects placed onto the emulsion, one can block the surface from light, thus exposing only the open areas.
Assignment: Collect 3-5 small personal artifacts from home that would create an interesting graphic representation of who you are. Solid objects look good, but objects that are transparent, translucent, and/or reflect light can also produce interesting results. The objects should fit onto a 5"x7" piece of photo paper. Contemplate not only the objects, but also the arrangement of the objects for your photogram. In the darkroom, you will create a light recording of the objects when they are placed on the photo paper and processed.
Assessment: This is a basic check of knowledge lab. Successful demonstration of photograms and tray processing will award full points.
Monday, August 6, 2018
Q1 Week 1
And so it begins.
Quote of the year...
8/7: Short Class / Course Basics Part 1
-Attendance, class description, the blog, lab tour
Camera Obscura Vid
Quote of the year...
8/7: Short Class / Course Basics Part 1
-Attendance, class description, the blog, lab tour
8/8: Course Basics Part 2 / Getting to know each other
-Course Guidelines (syllabus) / Phone Policy / Policies PP / Q&A
-Student Info Card
-Introductions
-Teaser Slides
-Course Guidelines (syllabus) / Phone Policy / Policies PP / Q&A
-Student Info Card
-Introductions
-Teaser Slides
8/9: Getting Started
8/10: Photo 2 Pre-test
-Photo benchmark assessment
-Discussion / What makes a good photo?
-Have notebook by today! Be looking for Cameras!Camera Obscura Vid
Supply List
Required Supplies
1. A three ring binder: a place to collect all the lose materials for this course
2. An old hand towel: for drying hands in the darkroom
3. 35mm Fully Manual SLR Camera: ask around before purchasing / there are also a few that may be signed out, on a day to day basis / used ones can be picked up fairly inexpensive (options to be discussed)
4. USB Drive (at least 8 mb)
Optional (sometimes useful, sometimes necessary)
1. Latex Gloves
2. Camera battery replacement (type depends on the camera you have)
3. Extra film: students will be provided one roll of film per assignment. If desired you may purchase extra 35mm black and white film (options to be discussed).
4. Cable release
1. A three ring binder: a place to collect all the lose materials for this course
2. An old hand towel: for drying hands in the darkroom
3. 35mm Fully Manual SLR Camera: ask around before purchasing / there are also a few that may be signed out, on a day to day basis / used ones can be picked up fairly inexpensive (options to be discussed)
4. USB Drive (at least 8 mb)
Optional (sometimes useful, sometimes necessary)
1. Latex Gloves
2. Camera battery replacement (type depends on the camera you have)
3. Extra film: students will be provided one roll of film per assignment. If desired you may purchase extra 35mm black and white film (options to be discussed).
4. Cable release
Photo Supply Sources
Foto Forum
4834 N 7th St.
Phoenix, AZ 85014
(602) 263-0084
Tempe Camera
606 W University Dr. Tempe, AZ 85281
(480) 966-6954
Online Ordering
B&H
KEH
Freestyle
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