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1. MULTIMEDIATECHNIQUES

2. PHOTO BASICS

3. 1826 - First photo
Joseph Nicéphore Niépce -Took hours to expose

4. 1838 - First photo of a living person
Boulevard duTemple in Paris by Louis Daguerre

5. 1920’s - First “selfie”

6. CAMERATYPES

7. CAMERATYPES

8. EVOLUTION OF
CELL PHONE PHOTOGRAPHY
Martin Cooper - World’s First Cell Phone
No Camera :(

13. How Many Photos Have BeenTaken Ever

15. WHAT DOES IT ALL MEAN?

16. PHOTO BASICS
- Light
- Composition
- Moment
Three creative considerations:

17. 1. LIGHT
No light = no photography

18. 1. LIGHT
Morning/evening light is the best
“Golden Hour”

19. 1. LIGHT
Consider the direction of the light

24. TAP FOCUS/EXPOSE

25. TAP FOCUS/EXPOSE

28. Rule ofThirds
2. COMPOSITION

29. 2. COMPOSITION

30. Perspective
2. COMPOSITION

35. 3. MOMENT

36. The Decisive Moment - Henri Cartier-Bresson
• “The decisive moment is the
simultaneous recognition, in a
fraction of a second, of the
significance of an event as well as
the precise organization of forms
which gives that event its proper
expression.”

37. - Sold for $265,00 in 1985 auction

47. TIPS FOR BETTER PHOTOS
1. Find great light
2. Get close
3. Keep the camera steady
4.Take multiple images in sequence
5.Wait for the moment

48. “There are no rules for good photographs,
there are only good photographs” - Ansel Adams

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