You need to have repeating lines in the image. This can be done with similar shapes carrying on throughout the image. Digital. No image manipulation allowed on repeating images.
This one will be your toughest assignment yet. People move and have minds of their own, thus want to control you. You will need to overcome this hurdle and get a great studio portrait using either a Rembrendt or Split lighting pattern. Must be shot in classroom not at home.
This assignment is a "wet" assignment. Shoot the smoothest lines that you can find on a car. Get upclose and personal. Dont want to see shots of the whole car or wheels...just flowing lines.
This week we have 2 assignments due on Friday. First, Social Change. If you could change the world with a photograph, what would it be. Make it like a public service announcement. This is a digital assignment and must have "copy" (Text) .
Here are the grades for the mid terms....enjoy your Holiday. Bob
1318 A 1323 A 1338 B 1335 B 1342 C 1343 F 1359 B 1230 B 1106 A 1387 C 1241 D 1242 C 1391 D 1392 D 9013 A 1146 C 1255 B 1404 B 1413 B 1157 B 1424 C 1298 B 9123 C 1315 B 1326 B 1327 B 1336 A 1340 A 1341 A 1346 A 1378 A 1379 B 1381 A 1394 B 1401 A 9116 A 1416 A 9118 A 1427 B 1442 A 1444 A 1445 A 1106 B
ROP Commercial Photography started in 1992 at Ponderosa High School in Shingle Springs, Ca. Over the years, the program has morphed from a "Fine Art" photo class to a full fledge Commercial Photography Class. The concept is to actually teach the students how to create images that they actually can make a living at.
The current instructor, Bob Calkins , a professional photographer who has owned his own studio (www.motherlodephoto.com) since 1976. He also teaches at Sacramento City College. He has been teaching for ROP since 1993