Introduction to Photography Year 12 and 13

Photography LEVEL 2 AND LEVEL 3 PHOTOGRAPHY AT BIRKENHEAD COLLEGE

Photography
Photograph : 1. n. image, likeness, photo (Inf.), picture, print, shot, slide, snap (Inf.), snapshot, transparency
2. v. capture on film, film, get a shot of, record, shoot, snap (Inf.), take a picture of, take (someone’s) picture.
Photographic: accurate, cinematic, detailed, exact, faithful, filmic, graphic, lifelike, minute, natural, pictorial, precise, realistic, retentive, visual, vivid.

Why study
To learn how to develop creative thinking skills.
To learn how to create an image that communicates an idea without words.
To learn about social, cultural and political history as seen by our ancestors.
To learn about the history of photography – both technical and creative.
To learn how to critically analyse images and their meanings.
To learn how to evaluate the power of image over word.
To learn how to select and present ideas in a logical and informative way.
To extend knowledge of wet chemistry and digital media.
To learn how to write ideas clearly and coherently.
Photography? These aims are crucial to your success in this subject. Writing them down will prove helpful.

Practical Skills
All photography students will have the opportunity to use and experiment with the following…
Manual 35mm SLR cameras
Wet Chemistry – black and white processing and printing
Creative Darkroom techniques: Double exposures, toning, photograms, collage and photomontage.
Digital photography
Photoshop – computer manipulation
David Hilliard Bleeder

Level Two
ACHIEVEMENT STANDARD 90471 (2.1)
Research and document methods and ideas in the context of a drawing study in Photography.
6 Credits.
Internal.
Generate and develop ideas using drawing processes and procedures in Photography practice.
6 Credits.
Internal.
Produce a body of work within Photography to show understanding of art making methods and ideas.
12 Credits.
External.
Photography Bull Fighters from Vila Franca de Xira and Montemor o Novo in Portugal, Rineke Dijkstra

Examples of Level Two Photography from the examiners report

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ACHIEVEMENT STANDARD AS90660 (3.1)
Research and analyse approaches within established photography practice.
4 Credits.
Internal.
Investigate and use ideas and methods in the context of a drawing study in Photography.
6 Credits.
Internal.
Produce original work within photography to show extensive knowledge of art making methods and ideas.
14 Credits.
External.
Level Three Photography Henry Moore by David Hockney

Examples of Level Three Photography from the examiners report

Equipment and Costs
Equipment needed/recommended:
A 35mm SLR Manual Camera or a digital camera with full Manual controls.
If using a digital camera it is recommended that the student has a computer with Photoshop and a good quality printer.
Costs:
Students pay a base fee to cover school materials which covers the cost of chemicals, paper and specialist classroom equipment.
Students can expect to spend a further $150 dollars over the course of the year. This will cover the costs of paper, film, memory cards etc…
ALL MATERIALS BROUGHT THROUGH THE SCHOOL ARE HEAVILY DISCOUNTED AND IT IS RECOMMENDED THAT ALL PRODUCTS ARE BOUGHT THROUGH THE SCHOOL.

ADDITIONAL OPPORTUNITIES OFFERED IN PHOTOGRAPHY AT BIRKENHEAD COLLEGE
Exhibitions - The opportunity to exhibit work in the public forum.
Competitions – Students are encouraged to enter local and national competitions – In 2006 Lauren Wright was placed in the top 6 of the Auckland Photography Festival competition.
Gallery Visits – Students are encouraged to visit galleries in their local community and in central Auckland to extend their knowledge of Art and ideas.
Annie Liebovitz

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Introduction to Photography Year 12 and 13

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