Find photos that demonstrate balance找到的照片表明平衡

1、.Photo Composition Scavenger Hunt A Find photos that demonstrate balance:· Asymmetrical Balance · Symmetrical Balance  Find photos that have the following problems:· Background Clutter · Amputations · Mergers  Find photos that use the following camera angles:&

2、#183; High (looking down at the subject) · Low (looking up at the subject) · Slanted  Find photos that place objects (subjects) in geometrical arrangements:1. Spheres 2. Triangles 3. Diagonals   Directions:1. Go to my web site and use the online rubric to investigate the con

3、cepts listed above. Follow the hyperlinks for each concept: /gh/hammereric/Photography/photo_rubric.htm2. Search old magazines, catalogs, and newspapers for all the photos listed above.3. Cut the photos out (make sure you have permission!)4. Place them on a poster or large piec

4、e of paper 5. Label each photo. 6. Present your findings to the class. Due: (End of Week #2 in the semester)Photo Composition Scavenger Hunt BFind photos that use the following techniques to create a strong area of interest:· Natural Frames · Leading lines · Diagonals  Find

5、photos that use blur in these two creative ways:· Motion Blur · Depth of Field Blur  Find photos that demonstrate these lighting techniques:· Backlight · Side Light · Shading and shadows · Any other dramatic lighting effect   Directions:1. Go to my web si

6、te and use the online rubric to investigate the concepts listed above. Follow the hyperlinks for each concept: /gh/hammereric/Photography/photo_rubric.htm2. Search old magazines, catalogs, and newspapers for all the photos listed above.3. Cut the photos out (make sure you have

7、permission!) 4. Place them on a poster or large piece of paper 5. Label each photo. 6. Present your findings to the class.  Due: (End of week #2 in the semester) Photo Composition Scavenger Hunt C1. Find 10 photos that use the Rule of Thirds effectively.  2. Be prepared to discuss two

8、 of these photos with the rest of the class. Directions:1. Go to my web site and use Composition concepts page to review the definition of “Rule of Thirds:” /gh/hammereric/Photography/Composition.htm2. Search old magazines, catalogs, and newspapers for all the photos listed above.3. Cut the photos out (make sure you have permission!) 4. P