GOLDEN HOUR (5+)

LEADING LINES (5+)

SCAVENGER HUNT

Three

Movement

Music

Soft

New/Old

Reflection

Hot

Shadow

Midnight

Oversized

Cold

Sharp

Electric

Comtemplation

RED

PHOTOGRAPHY WRDS & TRMS

I am drawn to this by the amount of light that was used and what kind of light was used

AESTHETICS- THE QUALITIES THAT COMBINE TO MAKE SOMETHING LOOK THE WAY IT DOES











CAMERA OBSCURA- A BLACKED-OUT CHAMBER WITH A SMALL HOLE THROUGH WHICH LIGHT GETS COMPRESSED. FIRST WRITTEN OBSERVATION WAS BY MO TI IN CHINA, CIRCA 400 BC/BCE









EXPOSURE- THE LENGTH OF TIME LIGHT ENTERS THE CAMERA
OVER EXPOSURE- TOO MUCH LIGHT
UNDEREXPOSURE- NOT ENOUGH LIGHT



FOCAL POINT- THE CENTER OF INTEREST/ACTIVITY



EXPOSURE TRIANGLE-

APERTURE- OPENING INTO THE CAMERA



SHUTTER- MECHANISM THAT ALLOWS LIGHT TO ENTER THE CAMERA FOR PRECISE PERIODS OF TIMES




ISO- THE SENSITIVITY(TO LIGHT) OF THE SENSOR/FILM





APERTURE:
APERTURE & DEPTH OF FIELD
APERTURE IS THE SIZE OF THE OPENING INTO CAMERA, AND THE LARGER THE APERTURE THE SMALLER THE SLIVER OF FOCUS YOU HAVE


EXAMPLES OF A CHANGE IN APERTURE

ISO:

THE SENSITIVITY OF A CAMERA

WHITE BALANCE (WB)

THE TEMPERATURE OF THE LIGHT BEING PHOTOGRAPHED

HISTORY& ARTISTS
JOSEPH NICEPHORE NIEPCE
MADE THE WORLD'S FIRST PHOTOGRAPH IN 1827

VIEW FROM THE WINDOW AT LE GRAS FRANCE 1827

THE EXPOSURE TIME WAS APPROX. EIGHT HOURS













FIRST PHOTO OF A PERSON - 1838
BY LOUIS DAGUERRE (DAGUERREOTYPE)

http://mashable.com/2014/11/05/first-photograph-of-a-human/#sisMPxIjigqH


FIRST SELFIE
ROBERT CORNELIUS 1839
AMATEUR CHEMIST AND PHOTOGRAPHY ENTHUSIAST
PHILADELPHIA


MATHEW BRADY
CIVIL PHOTOGRAPHER
1860S
FIRST TIME THE PUBLIC SAW CASUALTIES OF WAR IN THEIR NEWSPAPERS

EADWEARD MUYBRIDGE

1830-1904

ENGLISH

PIONEER IN PHOTOGRAPHING MOTION

CREATED THE ZOOPRAXISCOPE (1879)

"the gallop"

JULIA MARGARET CAMERON
1815-1879
KNOWN FOR SOFT FOCUS QUALITY OF HER IMAGES
WAS PANNED AS NOT SERIOUS ENOUGH AS A PHOTOGRAPHER
ACCEPTED BY PAINTERS MORE THAN PHOTOGRAPHERS
CLOSE CROPPED PORTRAITS ARE INSPIRATION FOR PHOTOGRAPHERS TODAY

EDWARD CURTIS
1868-1952
PHOTOGRAPHER & ETHNOLOGIST
FOCUSED ON AMERICAN WEST & NATIVE AMERICAN PEOPLE


JACOB RIIS
1849-1914
GREW UP IN POVERTY
CONSIDERED TO BE A FATHER OF PHOTOJOURNALISM
PHOTOGRAPHED THE SLUMS OF NYC TO RAISE AWARENESS OF PLIGHT OF THE POOR

LEWIS HINE
1874-1940
PHOTOGRAPHER & SOCIOLOGIST
USED HIS CAMERA FOR SOCIAL CHANGE AND REFORM
PHOTOGRAPHED MINES, COTTON MILLS,
& FACTORIES TO DOCUMENT WORKING CHILDREN
HIS WORK DIRECTLY LED TO CHILD LABOR LAWS

DOROTHEA LANGE
1895-1965
DOCUMENTARY PHOTOGRAPHER & PHOTO JOURNALIST
BEGAN AS PORTRAITIST

WHITE ANGEL BREADLINE SANFRANCISCO 1933

PLEDGE

DURING THE GREAT DEPRESSION WORK FOR THE FARM SECURITIES ADMINISTRATION TO DOCUMENT THE PLIGHT OF THE POOR & FORGOTTEN

MIGRANT MOTHER 1936

DURING WWII DOCUMENTED THE PLIGHT OF JAPANESE CITIZENS WHO WERE FORCED INTO INTERNMENT CAMPS THE PHOTOS WERE NOT SEEN DURING THE WAR

HENRI CARTIER-BRESSON
1908-2004
MASTER OF STREET PHOTOGRAPHY
KNOWN FOR THE DECISIVE MOMENT= THE MOMENT WHEN VISUAL AND PSYCHOLOGICAL ELEMENTS COME TOGETHER IN THE PHOTO


MANUEL ÁLVAREZ BRAVO
1902-2002
PIONEER IN MEXICAN PHOTOGRAPHY
CAPTURED THE HISTORY OF MEXICAN SOCIETY
STREET PHOTO FOLK ART RITUALS

ART THEORY & AESTHETICS

CONTRAST=THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN LIGHT & DARK

VALUE=THE INTENSITY OF A COLOR

HUE=THE COLOR

TINT=ADDING WHITE TO A HUE

SHADE=ADDING BLACK TO A HUE

RULE OF THIRDS-
A COMPOSITIONAL THEORY WHERE THE MAIN SUBJECT MATTER IS PLACED IN AN INTERSECTING POINT BASED ON A DIVISION OF THIRDS VERTICALLY & HORIZONTALLY
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