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    Digital Photography I-Skyline High School Portrait Photography Project

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    The document provides instructions for a portrait photography project for a digital photography class. Students are asked to take portraits of 5 different people, including at least one pet, from the shoulders up. They should take a minimum of 25 photos per subject and edit 2 photos of each subject in Photoshop. The portraits can be posed or candid, and props or costumes may be used. Students will select their best 2 photos, converting one to black and white, and write an artist statement describing one subject and the challenges of the project.

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    Digital Photography I-Skyline High School Portrait Photography Project

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    The document provides instructions for a portrait photography project for a digital photography class. Students are asked to take portraits of 5 different people, including at least one pet, from the shoulders up. They should take a minimum of 25 photos per subject and edit 2 photos of each subject in Photoshop. The portraits can be posed or candid, and props or costumes may be used. Students will select their best 2 photos, converting one to black and white, and write an artist statement describing one subject and the challenges of the project.

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    The document provides instructions for a portrait photography project for a digital photography class. Students are asked to take portraits of 5 different people, including at least one pet, from the shoulders up. They should take a minimum of 25 photos per subject and edit 2 photos of each subject in Photoshop. The portraits can be posed or candid, and props or costumes may be used. Students will select their best 2 photos, converting one to black and white, and write an artist statement describing one subject and the challenges of the project.

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    Digital Photography I-Skyline High School Portrait Photography Project

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    Digital Photography I- Skyline High School

    Portrait Photography Project


    http://skylinehsdigitalphotography1.blogspot.com/p/lesson-7-photographing-people.html

    Portraiture has evolved from very formal photographs similar to classic oil paintings to very
    informal snapshots and even Selfies.
    1) For the Portraits you will choose 5 different people (1 can be a pet). It needs to be heads
    & shoulders only. It may or may not use props. It is posed. The subject may or may not
    be looking at the camera. Please take no less than 25 photos- minimum of 5 per person.
    You will download and edit 2 per person in Photoshop.
    2) A Portrait should be a well-planned image that tells us something special about the
    person(s) being photographed. A portrait is shoulder to top of the head. You may use
    props, costumes or environment to make a portrait that tells us something special about
    the person(s) being photographed.
    A Candid Portrait - is a portrait that is taken spontaneously - most often without the
    subject even knowing they are being photographed. Lighting is less likely to be
    controlled by the photographer, so you must be ready to take advantage of the situation.

    By mindful of factors such as the lighting and background. All the details count when you take a
    photo. Have fun with this project. You will be graded on the technical aspects of the photos, as
    well as, the content, creativity, expression or captured mood. NATURAL LIGHT ONLY!

    Place all 25 photos in your Portrait folder on the desktop folder that has your name. You will edit
    your images with adjustments. After all are edited, you will pick your favorite 2 and make one
    black and white. You will post to your Portrait page on Weebly and title each image. You will
    need to include an artist statement about one person and their image set.

    Artist Statement for Portraits


    Please write a story about one of the people or animals that you took a portrait of. In no less than
    3 sentences describe that person or animal and what they mean to you. Write 2 complete
    sentences about the environment in which you took the photos and how you arranged the best
    possible image. And in no less than 3 sentences finish by telling me about the challenges and
    triumphs you feel you accomplished while taking these portrait. Use the vocabulary from
    Composition 101- rule of thirds, formal balance, informal balance, lighting, grouping (set up),
    selective focus, horizon line, leading lines and framing.

    Make sure to fill out Self Evaluation.

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