Thursday, May 31, 2012
Photographs I like #5
Because Sam Abell spoke to us at our school, I was introduced to his photography. The more I study his photographs, the more interested I am in his photography. This photograph has multiple layers without any intersections. The lighting is perfect, allowing the bucket to pop. The movement in the middle layer adds an interesting element, while there are no distracting aspects.
Photographs I like #4
Although this photo by Kevin Carter is so sad, it is one that attracts my eye. First of all the fact that none of the major subjects in this picture intersect adds to the photo. Also there are multiple layers with the small boy in the foregrounds. This photo evokes so much emotion, specifically horrifying and sad. In addition to the previous elements I mentioned, rule of thirds is also used in this picture.
Photographs I like #3
This photo of the Afghan girl is not only one of the most famous photographs ever, but one of my favorites as well. Taken by Steve Mccurry, this photo is very simple yet evokes so much emotion. One aspect I like are how vivid the girls eyes are. It's as if she is telling a story with them. Her expression reveals so much about her life. Also, I like that Mccurry was able to make such a simple portrait so complex.
Photographs I like #2
This photograph was taken by Ansel Adams. The elements in this picture that attract my eye are the contrast, the leading line and the intensity that the dodging and burning adds. The clouds add emotion to this photo while the mountain underneath them are intense in contrast. The river also contrasts the mountains and trees, really making it pop.
Photographs I like #1
This photograph really interests me because it is underwater. I like the lines, along with the ancient feel to this photograph. The picture is of the Titanic, and extraordinary technology was used to take the picture. I like that the subject is highlighted by light while the rest of the photo is dark. It adds emphasis to the subject.
Digital 8 Critique
Secondary Visual Arts Performance Task
Critique of
______Digital Roll 8- Blue Toning___________________________
(Copy this organizer to take notes)
Art
Vocabulary and Craftsmanship
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The assignment for this photo
was blue toning. I slightly dodged the
top half of the picture.
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Elements
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Color
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Line
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Shape
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Texture
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Form
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Value
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Space
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There are leading lines in
this photograph with the stairs. In
addition, there are lines with the railing, and horizontal lines on the
stairs.
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Principles
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Proportion
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Variety
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Balance
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Contrast
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Pattern/Repetition
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Rhythm/Movement
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Unity/Harmony
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Emphasis
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Conceptual Skill
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This photograph has a mysterious
feel to it because you don’t know where the lines lead to.
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Critique
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I am somewhat happy with this
photograph. I wish the stairs weren’t
dead center, and I could’ve added another element.
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Other (Specify)
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Digital 10 Critique
Secondary Visual Arts Performance Task
Critique of
______Digital Roll 10- Studio Flash___________________________
(Copy this organizer to take notes)
Art
Vocabulary and Craftsmanship
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On this photo, I used a lot of
dodging and burning on photoshop. I
burned the table to make the pencils stand out more. I also slightly burned the light blue
pencil.
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Elements
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Color
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Line
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Shape
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Texture
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Form
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Value
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Space
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The lines on the table in this
picture are somewhat leading. In
addition, there are lines because of the pencils.
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Principles
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Proportion
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Variety
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Balance
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Contrast
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Pattern/Repetition
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Rhythm/Movement
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Unity/Harmony
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Emphasis
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Conceptual Skill
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This photograph has a fun feel
to it. Because of the colors of the
pencils, it reminds me of childhood fun.
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Critique
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I am happy with this
photograph. I wasn’t at first until I
dodged and burned it. I would’ve liked
for the light blue pencil to be slightly darker in the back, but it really
stands out the way it is.
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Other (Specify)
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Digital 9 Critique
Secondary Visual Arts Performance Task
Critique of ______Digital
Roll 9- Split Toning___________________________
(Copy this organizer to take notes)
Art
Vocabulary and Craftsmanship
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To edit this photo we used
split toning, highlighting the blue tones and yellow/brown tones.
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Elements
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Color
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Line
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Shape
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Texture
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Form
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Value
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Space
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The lines in this photo are
nice with the steps. Also, the
reflection of the trees on the water looks nice.
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Principles
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Proportion
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Variety
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Balance
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Contrast
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Pattern/Repetition
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Rhythm/Movement
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Unity/Harmony
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Emphasis
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Conceptual Skill
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This photograph evokes a very
calm mood due to the calm water. Also
there is a warm feel due to the accented yellow tones.
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Critique
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I am happy with this
photograph. I feel like I could have
added an extra element in the bare area of the water.
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Other (Specify)
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Wednesday, May 30, 2012
Digital 7 Critique
Secondary Visual Arts Performance Task
Critique of ___Digitial
Roll 7- Sepia Toning___________________________
(Copy this organizer to take notes)
Art
Vocabulary and Craftsmanship
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Adding the sepia look to this
photo plus the elderly man give this photograph an antique look.
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Elements
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Color
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Line
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Shape
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Texture
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Form
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Value
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Space
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Rule of thirds was utilized in
this photo with the man. The antique
feel of the downtown mall creates an interesting effect in the photograph.
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Principles
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Proportion
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Variety
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Balance
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Contrast
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Pattern/Repetition
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Rhythm/Movement
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Unity/Harmony
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Emphasis
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Conceptual Skill
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This photo creates a very calm
mood with the aged look of the piece.
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Critique
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I like this picture because the
subject is an older man, and the sepia toning created a unique look with the
photo.
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Other (Specify)
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Digital 6 Critique
Secondary Visual Arts Performance Task
Critique of ___Digitial
Roll 6- Hand Coloring___________________________
(Copy this organizer to take notes)
Art
Vocabulary and Craftsmanship
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The flower is clearly the center
of interest, and stands out compared to the black and white background.
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Elements
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Color
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Line
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Shape
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Texture
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Form
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Value
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Space
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The flower is in complete
focus drawing the eye. The bright pink
color makes the center of interest pop.
Rule of thirds was also used in this photo.
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Principles
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Proportion
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Variety
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Balance
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Contrast
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Pattern/Repetition
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Rhythm/Movement
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Unity/Harmony
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Emphasis
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Conceptual Skill
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The picture has a dramatic
look to it because of the bright color of the flower compared to the grey
background.
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Critique
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I like this picture because of
how much the flower pops. It was very
easy to create with photoshop, and has an interesting look.
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Other (Specify)
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