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The document provides information about upcoming events and deadlines for a photography club. It lists mandatory events including a gallery showing from February 13-27 and teardown on February 27. It also outlines requirements and deadlines for contests, courses for the next year, and photography assignments at different levels for the current month. Students are reminded to use templates and check spelling for public postings, and to manage their photo files.
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All feb anncts
This document provides information about upcoming events and deadlines for a photography class. It mentions that attendance is mandatory for a gallery event on February 13th, displays will be up until February 27th, and students should sign up for media courses for next year by putting their top choices down. It also provides instructions for uploading public service announcements to a media website and entering a photo contest. Finally, it outlines level 2 and 3 photography assignment options and changes to an informal monthly photo sharing session.
Dec 2012 anncts
The document provides announcements and assignments for photography students. It lists 7 assignments for the month including using Photoshop techniques to alter photos, learning exposure compensation and slow shutter techniques, blending and brush tutorials, a five senses and ISO projects, attending music concerts and Toys for Tots photo shoots, making winter greeting blog posts, and cleaning up files by keeping the best work and deleting old folders. Students are reminded to complete all assignments in the remaining 15 days.
Dec anncts
This document provides announcements and assignments for photography students for the month of December. It reminds students that all assignments must be completed within 14 days and cameras can be checked out to work on at home. It lists upcoming winter sports/events for students to sign up to photograph and notes there will be no blog post in December. The document outlines assignments in online focus, proficiencies, tutorials, projects, and event shoots for levels 2 and 3 students. It concludes with cleanup instructions for students' photography folders.
Nov 2012 anncts
The document provides announcements and assignments for photography students, including completing an end of 9 weeks survey and test, online camera research, light studio proficiency, Photoshop tutorials, projects on garbage as art and choosing a direction, event shoots for the fall play and toys for tots, blogging by mimicking other photos, and clean up tasks like keeping the best photos and deleting old folders.
All feb anncts
The document announces upcoming photography events and assignments for students. It informs students that the mandatory photography gallery will be held on February 21st and displays will be up until March 7th. It provides details on creating photobios and completing portfolios for the gallery. It also lists upcoming event shoot opportunities and notes that different level students have specific tutorial and proficiency assignments due soon. Students are reminded not to begin proficiency assignments without teacher introduction.
Dec 2012 anncts
The document provides announcements for photography assignments and projects for December. It includes directions for an online focus assignment using Photoshop techniques on a photo, completing proficiency levels in exposure compensation and slow shutter speeds, saving before and after photos for tutorials in tools and colors and curves/levels and HDR, projects on the five senses and ISO posters, event shoots for concerts and a toy drive, creating a winter greetings blog post with Photoshop skills, and cleaning up files by keeping the best work and deleting old folders.
Nov Anncts
This document provides announcements for photography students in November. It includes information on blogs, scholarships, camera returns, online lessons on techniques like photoshop and lighting, tutorials on healing tools and special effects, a pull focus project, options for event shoots, and requirements for organizing photos and cleaning folders. Students must complete assignments, save files correctly, and may earn exemption from event shoots by donating to a toy drive.
Jan 2012 anncts
The document provides announcements and reminders for photography assignments due by January 18th for the second 9 weeks including uploading a photo bio, saving 5 photos to a gallery folder, and event photos from November/December. It also outlines upcoming tutorials, projects, event shoots, blogs, and clean up tasks for the month including a 15 photo portfolio project. Students are reminded that attendance is mandatory at the gallery showing on February 21st from 6:30-8pm at the public library.
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All feb anncts
This document provides information about upcoming events and deadlines for a photography class. It mentions that attendance is mandatory for a gallery event on February 13th, displays will be up until February 27th, and students should sign up for media courses for next year by putting their top choices down. It also provides instructions for uploading public service announcements to a media website and entering a photo contest. Finally, it outlines level 2 and 3 photography assignment options and changes to an informal monthly photo sharing session.
Dec 2012 anncts
The document provides announcements and assignments for photography students. It lists 7 assignments for the month including using Photoshop techniques to alter photos, learning exposure compensation and slow shutter techniques, blending and brush tutorials, a five senses and ISO projects, attending music concerts and Toys for Tots photo shoots, making winter greeting blog posts, and cleaning up files by keeping the best work and deleting old folders. Students are reminded to complete all assignments in the remaining 15 days.
Dec anncts
This document provides announcements and assignments for photography students for the month of December. It reminds students that all assignments must be completed within 14 days and cameras can be checked out to work on at home. It lists upcoming winter sports/events for students to sign up to photograph and notes there will be no blog post in December. The document outlines assignments in online focus, proficiencies, tutorials, projects, and event shoots for levels 2 and 3 students. It concludes with cleanup instructions for students' photography folders.
Nov 2012 anncts
The document provides announcements and assignments for photography students, including completing an end of 9 weeks survey and test, online camera research, light studio proficiency, Photoshop tutorials, projects on garbage as art and choosing a direction, event shoots for the fall play and toys for tots, blogging by mimicking other photos, and clean up tasks like keeping the best photos and deleting old folders.
All feb anncts
The document announces upcoming photography events and assignments for students. It informs students that the mandatory photography gallery will be held on February 21st and displays will be up until March 7th. It provides details on creating photobios and completing portfolios for the gallery. It also lists upcoming event shoot opportunities and notes that different level students have specific tutorial and proficiency assignments due soon. Students are reminded not to begin proficiency assignments without teacher introduction.
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The document provides announcements for photography assignments and projects for December. It includes directions for an online focus assignment using Photoshop techniques on a photo, completing proficiency levels in exposure compensation and slow shutter speeds, saving before and after photos for tutorials in tools and colors and curves/levels and HDR, projects on the five senses and ISO posters, event shoots for concerts and a toy drive, creating a winter greetings blog post with Photoshop skills, and cleaning up files by keeping the best work and deleting old folders.
Nov Anncts
This document provides announcements for photography students in November. It includes information on blogs, scholarships, camera returns, online lessons on techniques like photoshop and lighting, tutorials on healing tools and special effects, a pull focus project, options for event shoots, and requirements for organizing photos and cleaning folders. Students must complete assignments, save files correctly, and may earn exemption from event shoots by donating to a toy drive.
Jan 2012 anncts
The document provides announcements and reminders for photography assignments due by January 18th for the second 9 weeks including uploading a photo bio, saving 5 photos to a gallery folder, and event photos from November/December. It also outlines upcoming tutorials, projects, event shoots, blogs, and clean up tasks for the month including a 15 photo portfolio project. Students are reminded that attendance is mandatory at the gallery showing on February 21st from 6:30-8pm at the public library.
Jan anncts
The document provides announcements and assignments for the photography club for the month of January. It states that the second 9 weeks ends on January 22nd and assignments for that period are due by then. It outlines 8 assignments for the month that are due January 31st, including digital signage, online photo bios, tutorials, a 15 photo portfolio project, event photoshoots, blog discussions, and folder clean up. It also reminds students of the mandatory gallery showing on February 13th.
All feb anncts
- The document announces the upcoming photography gallery from February 21st to March 7th and notes that attendance at the gallery opening on February 21st is mandatory.
- Students are instructed to create photo bios and complete their portfolios by certain deadlines.
- The document provides feedback that proficiency photos have issues like blurriness and poor composition, and will begin deducting points, as well as guidelines for event photoshoots.
- Upcoming assignments are listed for different experience levels, including tutorials, proficiencies, and deadlines.
Photo shoot plan
The photographer needs to take photos between February 25th and March 5th for a magazine cover and double page spread. No props will be needed for the close-up headshot on the cover. Photos will be taken in the college studio with natural light or against a plain wall outdoors using depth of field, natural light, and manual camera settings. Health and safety considerations include avoiding traffic if outdoors and ensuring no tripping hazards or sharp objects indoors.
October anncts
The document outlines October assignments for photography students. It includes reminders about media shirt orders and camera policies. Students must save photos in a "Best Work" folder, print and display one photo, and complete cleanup assignments by October 2nd. Additional assignments involve submitting photos for an online contest, tutorials on white balance and HDR techniques, a project on photos of kids or pets, assisting with event shoots, and creating a blog post with a manipulated photo and comments.
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March assignments
The document provides photography assignments for students to complete in March. It includes assignments such as creating digital signage, online focus assignments in Photoshop, tutorials in shutter priority, perspective and Photoshop, a student planner design project, event shoots of various sports and activities, cleaning up photo files, and sharing photos online with comments. Students are reminded to check camera settings and look at exposure and white balance for all shoots.
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All apr anncts
The document provides announcements and opportunities for photography students. It includes:
- A vote for the student planner cover finalist ending April 10th.
- Details on a local photo contest at the public library with cash prizes.
- An April 30th deadline to apply to be an officer for the photo club.
- A May 7th arts festival seeking volunteers and featuring student photos.
- Upcoming event shoot opportunities for credit through spring.
- Assignments on leading lines, mimicking tutorials, and blog posts.
- Additional assignments for level 2 on edges and manual settings and level 3 on perspective and RAW effects.
Monthly Anncts
The document announces April photography assignments, including a contest with the theme of "HOPE" for Relay for Life, a focus day assignment to capture a name found in nature, shooting spring sports events, and individual proficiency projects on either fast action or pan action photography depending on level. Students are also to complete tutorials on different photography techniques based on their level.
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Monthly Anncts
The document announces April photography assignments, including a contest with a "HOPE" theme for Relay for Life, a focus day assignment to capture a name found in nature, photographing various spring sports for an event shoot, and choosing a proficiency project involving either fast action shots or pan shots depending on level. It also lists tutorials on portrait features for level 2 and artistic styles like line art for levels 3 and 4 that must be completed. Students are instructed to find and print a photo on cardstock for the Relay for Life contest and provide details on the back to submit to their teacher.
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The document announces April photography assignments, including a contest with a "HOPE" theme for Relay for Life, a focus day assignment to capture a name found in nature, photographing various spring sports for an event shoot, and choosing a proficiency project involving either fast action shots or pan shots depending on level. It also lists tutorials on portrait features for level 2 and artistic styles like line art for levels 3 and 4 that must be completed. Students are instructed to find and print a photo on cardstock for the Relay for Life contest and provide details on the back to submit to their teacher.
Jan 2012 anncts
The document outlines photography assignments for students due by the end of the second 9 weeks grading period on January 18th. This includes completing an online photo bio, saving 5 photos in a best work gallery folder, and event shoots from November/December. Students are also expected to complete proficiency tutorials in flash compensation and depth of field, as well as a 15 photo print portfolio on a chosen theme. The portfolio is worth 50 points and requires an explanatory cover page. Additional January assignments will be part of the third 9 weeks grading period.
All apr anncts
The document outlines opportunities for students to get involved in various spring activities including applying by April 30th to be an officer for the art gallery and helping to greet people at a spring art show on May 7th. It also lists upcoming sports events that students can receive credit for volunteering at and photography assignments on leading lines, mimicking other works, choosing tutorials, and event shoots. Students are asked to clean up their work folders and print a new photo for the wall.
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The document announces April photography assignments, including a contest with the theme of "HOPE" for Relay for Life, a focus day assignment to capture a name found in nature, shooting spring sports events, and individual proficiency projects on either fast action or pan action photography depending on level. Students are also to complete tutorials on different photography techniques based on their level.
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4. Repeating for each photo box and adding a background color. Finally, adding text above all layers before saving and sharing the completed design.
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Jan 2012 anncts
This document provides announcements and assignments for photography students for the month of January. It notes that the second 9 weeks ends on January 22nd and assignments for that period are due. The document outlines 8 assignments that are due by January 31st, which include creating digital signs, an online photo bio, tutorials in flash compensation and slow shutter speed, a 15 photo portfolio on a single theme, shooting winter sports events, and creating a "Dird" by combining two animal photos. Students are also reminded to clean up their photo folders and attend a mandatory gallery on February 13th.
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All apr anncts
The document announces upcoming opportunities and deadlines for a photo club, including applying to be an officer by April 30th. It outlines various assignments for club members at different experience levels, such as mimicking magazine photos, learning new photography techniques through tutorials, and photographing upcoming school events. Club members are also instructed to keep their photo folders organized and within a 1GB file size.
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The document provides announcements and assignments for the photography club for the month of January. It states that the second 9 weeks ends on January 22nd and assignments for that period are due by then. It outlines 8 assignments for the month that are due January 31st, including digital signage, online photo bios, tutorials, a 15 photo portfolio project, event photoshoots, blog discussions, and folder clean up. It also reminds students of the mandatory gallery showing on February 13th.
All feb anncts
- The document announces the upcoming photography gallery from February 21st to March 7th and notes that attendance at the gallery opening on February 21st is mandatory.
- Students are instructed to create photo bios and complete their portfolios by certain deadlines.
- The document provides feedback that proficiency photos have issues like blurriness and poor composition, and will begin deducting points, as well as guidelines for event photoshoots.
- Upcoming assignments are listed for different experience levels, including tutorials, proficiencies, and deadlines.
Photo shoot plan
The photographer needs to take photos between February 25th and March 5th for a magazine cover and double page spread. No props will be needed for the close-up headshot on the cover. Photos will be taken in the college studio with natural light or against a plain wall outdoors using depth of field, natural light, and manual camera settings. Health and safety considerations include avoiding traffic if outdoors and ensuring no tripping hazards or sharp objects indoors.
October anncts
The document outlines October assignments for photography students. It includes reminders about media shirt orders and camera policies. Students must save photos in a "Best Work" folder, print and display one photo, and complete cleanup assignments by October 2nd. Additional assignments involve submitting photos for an online contest, tutorials on white balance and HDR techniques, a project on photos of kids or pets, assisting with event shoots, and creating a blog post with a manipulated photo and comments.
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The document provides instructions for a student assignment that includes creating a double page mood board on a chosen theme along with an optional explanation, as well as a double page on their first chosen artist including a transcription using their own photograph and creating artwork inspired by that artist's style and media. Students are also instructed to take and print at least 10 photographs linking their chosen theme.
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This document provides instructions for students completing a controlled photography assignment. It details how to label final prints, save digital files, and write an artist statement and evaluation. The artist statement should explain the concept, purpose, and personal significance of the body of work, while engaging the reader. The evaluation requires students to reflect on their aims, strengths, areas for improvement, and how technical skills were applied to connect images to initial research.
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All mar anncts 2013
The document provides announcements and assignments for photography students. It lists general announcements about checking camera settings, batteries needing to be charged, and signing out cameras for the summer. It then lists upcoming event shoot opportunities for students and assignments due including an online focus, student planner project, blog, and event shoot. Specific assignments are also listed for Level 2 and Level 3 students. It concludes with a reminder for students to clean up their photo files by Wednesday to be under 1 GB in size.
All apr anncts
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- A vote for the student planner cover finalist ending April 10th.
- Details on a local photo contest at the public library with cash prizes.
- An April 30th deadline to apply to be an officer for the photo club.
- A May 7th arts festival seeking volunteers and featuring student photos.
- Upcoming event shoot opportunities for credit through spring.
- Assignments on leading lines, mimicking tutorials, and blog posts.
- Additional assignments for level 2 on edges and manual settings and level 3 on perspective and RAW effects.
Monthly Anncts
The document announces April photography assignments, including a contest with the theme of "HOPE" for Relay for Life, a focus day assignment to capture a name found in nature, shooting spring sports events, and individual proficiency projects on either fast action or pan action photography depending on level. Students are also to complete tutorials on different photography techniques based on their level.
Digital IV Class Intro
This document outlines the expectations and guidelines for a photography class taught by Mrs. Boni in the 2014-2015 school year. Students are responsible for driving their own learning and analyzing professional work. Assignments include practical application, analysis, showcasing work, file management, and weekly discussions of photographs. Students will present all assignments to the class and late assignments only receive half credit. Guidelines are provided around use of equipment, computers, internet, and personal items. Field trips and optional activities are also mentioned.
Monthly Anncts
The document announces April photography assignments, including a contest with a "HOPE" theme for Relay for Life, a focus day assignment to capture a name found in nature, photographing various spring sports for an event shoot, and choosing a proficiency project involving either fast action shots or pan shots depending on level. It also lists tutorials on portrait features for level 2 and artistic styles like line art for levels 3 and 4 that must be completed. Students are instructed to find and print a photo on cardstock for the Relay for Life contest and provide details on the back to submit to their teacher.
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The document announces April photography assignments, including a contest with a "HOPE" theme for Relay for Life, a focus day assignment to capture a name found in nature, photographing various spring sports for an event shoot, and choosing a proficiency project involving either fast action shots or pan shots depending on level. It also lists tutorials on portrait features for level 2 and artistic styles like line art for levels 3 and 4 that must be completed. Students are instructed to find and print a photo on cardstock for the Relay for Life contest and provide details on the back to submit to their teacher.
Jan 2012 anncts
The document outlines photography assignments for students due by the end of the second 9 weeks grading period on January 18th. This includes completing an online photo bio, saving 5 photos in a best work gallery folder, and event shoots from November/December. Students are also expected to complete proficiency tutorials in flash compensation and depth of field, as well as a 15 photo print portfolio on a chosen theme. The portfolio is worth 50 points and requires an explanatory cover page. Additional January assignments will be part of the third 9 weeks grading period.
All apr anncts
The document outlines opportunities for students to get involved in various spring activities including applying by April 30th to be an officer for the art gallery and helping to greet people at a spring art show on May 7th. It also lists upcoming sports events that students can receive credit for volunteering at and photography assignments on leading lines, mimicking other works, choosing tutorials, and event shoots. Students are asked to clean up their work folders and print a new photo for the wall.
Monthly Anncts
The document announces April photography assignments, including a contest with the theme of "HOPE" for Relay for Life, a focus day assignment to capture a name found in nature, shooting spring sports events, and individual proficiency projects on either fast action or pan action photography depending on level. Students are also to complete tutorials on different photography techniques based on their level.
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1. Selecting a template design from the Q drive and clicking on the bitmap layer.
2. Using the magic wand tool to select boxes for photos, then copying the layer.
3. Placing and resizing photos so they fit in the boxes using the transform and clipping mask tools.
4. Repeating for each photo box and adding a background color. Finally, adding text above all layers before saving and sharing the completed design.
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This document outlines the expectations and assignments for a Photography II/III online course. Students will access assignments on a blended learning site and submit some assignments online. The course will cover DSLR cameras, Photoshop, lighting, and composition. Students are responsible for cameras and computers, and must complete 7 assignments each month, including online focuses, proficiency tests, tutorials, projects, event shoots, blogs, and cleanups. Students will participate in weekly lessons and conferences, and must follow rules for equipment, passes, and appropriate computer and media use.
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This document provides announcements and assignments for photography students for the month of January. It notes that the second 9 weeks ends on January 22nd and assignments for that period are due. The document outlines 8 assignments that are due by January 31st, which include creating digital signs, an online photo bio, tutorials in flash compensation and slow shutter speed, a 15 photo portfolio on a single theme, shooting winter sports events, and creating a "Dird" by combining two animal photos. Students are also reminded to clean up their photo folders and attend a mandatory gallery on February 13th.
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All apr anncts
The document announces upcoming opportunities and deadlines for a photo club, including applying to be an officer by April 30th. It outlines various assignments for club members at different experience levels, such as mimicking magazine photos, learning new photography techniques through tutorials, and photographing upcoming school events. Club members are also instructed to keep their photo folders organized and within a 1GB file size.
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The document instructs the reader to take 16 photographs of various indoor and outdoor scenes twice - once with a shallow depth of field so that the background is out of focus, and again with a deep depth of field so that everything is in focus. It provides examples of shots to take and specifies settings like using a tripod and manually changing the aperture between shots to achieve the different depths of field. The reader is asked to organize and submit the photos for grading.
Assignments Rubric
Students will be graded on photography assignments on a 10 point scale. The assignments will be evaluated based on technical quality, composition, and how well the photos convey the assigned theme or subject. High quality photos that are well composed and on theme can earn full points, while lower quality, poorly composed, or off-theme photos will receive fewer points.
All syllabus
This photography course will explore all areas of photography through hands-on training and photographic theory. Students will learn to shoot, upload, and manipulate images with their DSLR cameras and Adobe Photoshop. The class involves both classroom and online components. Students are expected to complete monthly assignments such as proficiency shoots, tutorials, event shoots, and blog posts. They must follow procedures for camera and computer use, wear media passes when shooting outside of class, and adhere to the media honor code. An annual gallery event is held to showcase students' work.
Gallery portfolio instructions
This document provides instructions for creating a photography portfolio using Photoshop and InDesign. It outlines steps for designing cover pages, intro pages, and photo pages. It describes inserting photos and text, and customizing designs with features like changing fonts, adding color, feathering edges, drop shadows, and borders. The goal is to create a cohesive, professionally designed portfolio by following the provided steps for each page and saving work along the way.
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- 2. Thursday, February 13th from 6:30-8:00 ◦ Must check in with club officer Mandatory attendance for grade ◦ Alternate asst. TBA after Gallery if absent Displays up until February 27 ◦ Event shoot for tear down after school on this day
- 3. See us about scheduling Media courses for next year! ◦ ◦ ◦ ◦ Photography Broadcast Journalism Yearbook If you do not put a course you really want as first choice and alternate, they will NOT schedule you into that course!
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- 6. Jostens contest Submit yearbook worthy photos If you want to enter, please see teacher by February 21 for paperwork
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- 8. Level 2 – Special Lighting Effects ◦ Get creative with light Level 3 – Camera Raw Editing ◦ 5 tutorials this month all related to raw editing ◦ No “review” level 2 tutorial to do this month
- 9. Level 2 – Texture or Color ◦ Shoot 20 texture OR color photos Level 3 – Ordinary/Extraordinary ◦ Take photos of ordinary items in extraordinary way
- 10. Gallery/Gallery Tear Down Winter Sports
- 11. Eliminating Blogs Will informally present photos on last day of each month and comment on one other’s May also discuss/review issues regarding Photography Must save photo in “sharing” folder within each class period
- 12. Move to best work Delete current month All JPEGs Under 1GB – will not receive grade until this is complete! ◦ May use a CD to move files home
- 13. We need to set up all 3 browsers to PT Media ◦ www.ptmedia.net IE Firefox Chrome