Abstract photography

https://www.iphotography.com/blog/what-is-abstract-photography/ Task 1: PHOTOGRAPH 5 Abstract photos- bring them back and we will guess what they are. https://www.adobe.com/au/creativecloud/photography/discover/abstract-photography.html#:~:text=Abstract%20photography%20consists%20of%20images,an%20unexpected%2C%20often%20unrecognizable%20image. “I find inspiration in everything around me, in the wisdom and mystery of nature, in people’s minds, in the collective consciousness,” she says. “I find great inspiration in the mysteries of outer space, the stars and the […]

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ANIMAL PHOTOGRAPHY

Welcome to taking photos of the animal kingdom! Which animals interest you? What are your photos for? Who will see them? Which animals do you have access to? Where will you photograph them? Studio or enclosure or outside/ in the wild. Pre work- How to take a fantastic portrait using natural! Practice on a toy […]

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GHOST PHotography

Victorian era photography was all about capturing the ‘spirit’ of an ancestor, the aura and the general creepiness through the tricks of photography. This was before anyone knew how it was happening. Find 3 examples of Victorian Era spirit photography Find 3 examples of contemporary ghost photography – Try emulate one of each. INTRO https://theconversation.com/spirit-photography-19th-century-innovation-in-bereavement-rituals-was-likely-invented-by-a-woman-164033 […]

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Photographers for your admiration

Contemporary Petra Collins Ryan Mcginley  David Lynch Annie Leibovitz David LaChapelle Gregory Crewdson Zaneli Muholi MENGWEN CAO Ellen Von Unwerth  Working in or from Australia Atong Atem Polly Borland Rosemary Laing Polixeni Papapetrou William Yang  Robyn Stacey Sarah Bahbah Bill Henson Darren Sylvester David Rosetzky + Post Modern Destiny Deacon Patricia Piccinini Tracey Moffatt Anne […]

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‘Honey I shrunk the Kids’

There was a famous movie in the 80s called Honey I shrunk the Kids which opened up many ideas and hilarious scenarios based on scale. Aim: To be able to use Photoshop to cut out images, blend realistically and make a creative digital artwork. As with all art – the Idea is what makes it […]

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COLOURS!

Want to know what colours look good together?     Create a colour wheel with 12 colours IN YOUR WORK BOOK Find 2 photos which use each of the following: Complimentary colours Monochromatic Canva’s Colour Wheel makes colour combinations easy.     https://www.canva.com/colors/color-wheel/ Images With Complementary Colours https://www.canva.com/learn/monochromatic-colors/     https://www.canva.com/colors/color-wheel/ https://www.canva.com/learn/monochromatic-colors/ EXERCISE https://www.canva.com/colors/color-wheel/ EXERCISE: […]

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Surrealism in Photography and Film

Surrealism is said to go from 1916 to 1966 approximately with many contemporary artists being influenced today. “I have finally freed myself from the sticky medium of paint, and am working directly with light itself.”  Man Ray Surrealism overview- Characteristics of Surrealism Surrealist photographs of Man Ray, Marcel Duchamp, Max Ernst, Andre Breton, Brassai, Salvador […]

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Photography projects

The Photo Essay In a photo essay the photographs tell the story, there can be accompanying words but it is not needed. A title can set the context.  Often found in magazines like National Geographic, Vice, Time Magazine, Life Magazine. Source: http://www.thevisualnarrative.com/w-eugene-smith-the-photo-essay.html  https://digital-photography-school.com/5-photo-essay-tips/   https://www.theguardian.com/artanddesign/series/guardian-picture-essay http://time.com/tag/life-photo-essay/ Heavy content:  http://time.com/3767354/vietnam-war-1965/ The photo Series or Sequence http://www.teachickadees.com/2012/07/the-photography-of-nina-leen.html […]

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