Poster Clarification

Along with the basic details (time, place, name of event, cost, etc) your event poster that you create with InDesign MUST contain the following:

1. A graphic designed with Illustrator.
2. A picture (from photoshop or the web).
3. Text that is wrapped around an object.

When you are finished, print the poster and bring it to Mr. Larson to be graded.

2/25 Update

Today: Watch the demonstration on Adobe InDesign so you are able to create an event poster.


You should now know what assignments you need to work on. If you are not already finished, you should be working on the following:
- Photoshop tutorial packets
- Digital Alphabet
- 9 of Me Portrait
- Printed Photogram
- 5 black and white photo prints
- Adobe Illustrator worksheets (Toolbox #1, pinwheel, olympic rings)
- 2.25 inch button designed with Illustrator

If all of the above is finished, begin working with in design to create your event poster.

2/18 Update

Since this is a short week, there will be no questions posted. Look for more questions next week. This week you should focus on:

1. Finishing up any photoshop/digital photo assignments that are missing
2. Shoot and develop a roll of black and white film. Print 5 of your photos in the darkroom.
3. Get familiar with Adobe Illustrator. Work on Exercise #1, The Illustrator Toolbox, #2 Creating a Pinwheel, and The Olympic Rings.
4. If you finish all of the above, use Illustrator along with the "Type on a Path" tutorial to design a button.

Weekly Update

The first round of grading has been put into infinite campus. The scores reflect what I found on your blog when I checked on Friday.

Wrap up digital photography and photoshop this week and get moving onto black and white photography.

By the end of this week you should be completed with:
- FIVE photoshop tutorial packets
- nine of me self portrait
- digital alphabet
- photocubism

Next up is black and white photography. In this unit you will need to:
- print a photogram,
- print a picture from two negatives
- shoot and develop a roll of black and white film
- print 5 of your own pictures
- scan and upload to you blog

There are also new questions of the week posted just below this post, so make sure you find time to answer those too.

Finally, GET IN YOUR $10 LAB FEE. Many of you are still missing it.

Weekly Questions

Use the photography textbook or search online using Google or other online search engines to answer the following questions. Post the answers on your blog.

1. Describe what a pinhole camera is and explain how it works.


2. Write a short biography of Annie Leibovitz and her photography.

3. Who were some of the famous people she photographed?

4. Post your favorite Leibovitz image to your blog.

Black and white photography

We'll be starting black and white photography this week. Read the following articles about cameras and film developing. Don't worry about color film, we'll only be developing black and white. Along with reading the articles, create a post in your blog answering the following questions.

1. What are the three basic elements of a camera?
2. What is an SLR camera?
3. What is the purpose of a camera's aperture?
4. What does shutter speed on a camera control?
5. To get the right exposure for a picture, what three things must be balanced?
6. To take pictures outside on a very sunny day, would you use a high or low film speed? Why?
   
7. What are the four steps for developing black and white film?
8. What things are needed to make a black and white print?
9. For a black and white print, the final image is actually what material?

These questions are an assignment and should be answered on your blog by the end of the week.