|  | ART 82 - Digital Photography Spring 2017
 
 Class
        Schedule:
 Tues /Thurs  - 1pm - 4pm
 
 Location:
 2926 Maggini Hall, Santa Rosa Campus
 
 Office Hours: Tuesday/Thursday 4-5pm - by appointment
 Instructor: John Sappington - jsappington@santarosa.edu - john@basearts.com
 Syllabus:
 http://www.basearts.com/curriculum/SRJC.DigitalPhoto.htm
 
 Overview:
 http://www.basearts.com/curriculum/DigPhooverview.html
 
 bASEARTS Announcement List Subscription
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    | Digital Photography Schedule 
 (subject to change)
 
 
 | Online Photography Resources
 CURRENT News and Events Blog:
 http://blog.basearts.com
 
 Generalized Selection of Photo 
        resources available online and local
 http://www.basearts.com/curriculum/Res.Photo.htm
 A broad spectrum list of working/historical photographershttp://www.basearts.com/curriculum/photographerslisting.htm
 A recommended reading list centered around photography and imaginghttp://www.basearts.com/curriculum/Res.ReadingList.htm
 
 
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    | Week 1 | 1.17 
 | Syllabus 
        Overview - REVIEW Handout
 Expectations, Requirements, Objectives, Best Practices.
 
 Assignments:
 
        Bring 
          Camera to second class meeting with cables (usb/firewire), or card reader. 
 
Locate 
          and begin reading Camera Manual - Cover to Cover.
 
Begin JOURNAL of questionable functions, settings, usage, portfolio ideas, reading notes etc...
 
Required Text or Online Digital /Rental - Short Course in Digital Photography, A, ISBN-13: 978-0205998258  ISBN-10: 0205998259  Edition: 3rd
 
Set 
          Camera to highest resolution / lowest compression. 
 
TURN 
          OFF THE FLASH! Until further notice.
 
Backup all images on working media/card and
          FORMAT card prior to first shooting assignment.
 
(1) -  5-10 Digital Camera images to the second class meeting- Images should represent your interest in Digital Photography
 
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    | Artists:
 Peter Krohn (local)- http://photographicakrohn.com/
 Lazlo 
        Moholy-Nagy
 https://www.guggenheim.org/exhibition/moholy-nagy-future-present
 
 Man Ray
 Olivia Parker
 http://oliviaparker.com/newindex.php
 -------Incident involving the discovery of Fairies
 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cottingley_Fairies
 
 Reading:
 
 A Short Course in Digital Photography: Chapters 1, 3 and 9
 
 Local Galleries and Suppliers
 
 Masters 
            of Photography - Good starter site for Analogue Masters
 http://www.masters-of-photography.com/
 
 Lomographic 
        Societyhttp://www.lomographics.com
 Artspace http://www.artspace.com/tags/photograph
 
 Art.com
 http://www.art.com/gallery/id--c23946/photography-prints.htm
 
 
 Camera Reviews
 
 http://dpreview.com
 http://www.keh.com
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    | Week 2 
 | 1.23 | Lecture:
 Digital Technology
 
 Transferring images from camera/media to system.
 
 Begin fundamentals of camera technology/exposure.
 | Lab:
 Establish Home Directories
 Work with camera connection / file transfer
 First File Transfers
 
 FINISH Intro Presentations
 
 Assignment:
 
 Shooting in Low Light without a flash.  5-10 Images  (2)
 Work with the ISO settings, White Balance settings, feel free to experiment, try to find the lowest 
        level of light possible to render a readable image. Use a tripod if you have one, w
 
 Student Examples:
 ONLINE SPRING LOW LIGHT SUBMISSIONS
 http://basearts.com/curriculum/studentwrk/OnlineSpring2016/2016SpringART82LowLight/
 
 Jesse Klein - nitelight
 Karl McJimsey - Flora
 Justin Stevick - paintingwlight/celestial
 
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    | Reading:
 William Henry Fox Talbot - Pencil of Nature
 
 This site contains the full text of William Henry Fox Talbot’s writings contained in The Pencil of Nature
 published in London between 1844 and 1846.
 http://www.thepencilofnature.com/
 
 
 Local Galleries and Suppliers
 Artists:Joseph Nicéphore Niépce / Louis Daguerre
 William Fox Talbot
 John Herschel
 Fredrick Scott Archer
 
 Other:
 Click to launch the Photography 101: Shooting in Low Light course
 Photography 101: Shooting in Low Light
 
 http://www.lynda.com/Photography-Cameras-Gear-tutorials/Photography-101-Shooting-Low-Light/163091-2.html
 
 Light Stenciling, compliments of Carolyn Reed:
 Here's what it looks like: http://www.fubiz.net/2012/01/30/light-stencils-in-vietnam/
 Here's a video on how it's done. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1DJsLqwsqlg
 
 Lowlight artist / painting with light + range of lighting equipment
 http://www.flickr.com/photos/jannepaint/4287648439/in/photostream/
 
 
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    | Anna Atkins - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anna_Atkins
 (née Children; 16 March 1799 – 9 June 1871) was and English botanist and photographer. She is often considered the first person to publish a book illustrated with photographic images. Some sources claim that she was the first woman to create a photograph
 
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    | DP Review: Readers' Showcase: Astrophotography     Click here to take a look at the gallery of images:  http://www.dpreview.com/articles/3579675465/readers-showcase-astrophotography/ | 
  
    | Reserve Textbook available in library 
 
 A Short Course in Digital Photography : digital an introduction to photographic technique / Barbara London, Jim Stone.
 Third edition.
 
 CALL NO : TR267 .L647 2015
 
 
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    | Week 3 | 1.30 | Assignments:
 ISO / White Balance Bracketing (3)
 
 - Create sequence of a single shot utilizing 
all ISO levels - 8-9 exposures
 - Create sequence of a single shot utilizing all White Balance setting. 8-9 exposures
 
 Example Student Work:
 http://basearts.com/curriculum/studentwrk/OnlineSpring2016/2016SpringISOWhite%20Balance/
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 Beginning Exposure - (4)Point and Shoot Exposure Adjustment
 
 - Working with the half-step shutter lock and/or AF-L
 create 3-5 exposures of a given scene showing + and - alternative exposure adjustments.
 
 - Simple tonal adjustment
 - Good time to work with (Point and Shoot) exposure controls
 
 Lecture:
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    | Reading:
 A Short Course in Digital Photography: Chapters 4, 5 and 7
 
         Digital Camera Review - Technical Glossary
 http://www.dpreview.com/Glossary/
 
 Artists:
 
   Animated sequence of a race horse galloping. Photos taken byEadweard Muybridge . The horse's body demonstrates squash and stretch in natural musculature.Eugene Atget https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eugène_Atget
 
 Eadweard Muybridge
 http://www.eadweardmuybridge.co.uk/
 http://www.eadweardmuybridge.co.uk/muybridge_image_and_context/
 
 Paul Strand
 http://youtu.be/jSLCTI1BTdw
 Manhatta (1921) is a short documentary film directed by painter Charles Sheeler and photographer Paul Strand.
 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Manhatta
 http://www.nytimes.com/2008/11/09/movies/09kehr.html?_r=0
 
 
 
 
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    | SCANNING - OPTIONAL - 
 Scanning Procedures - Flat Art
 Photography - Scanning Procedures Epson : SRJC
 
 Digital Photogram
 Objects for Scanning - 3 Dimensional Objects as well as prints or flat 
            art that you may want to digitize. - (3)
 
 Review Historical Photograms/Montage works:
 
 Photography
              - Photograms and Montage Samples
 
 Photography - Scanography - Example Files
 
 Photography - Scanning Procedures
 
 Niko Robinson - Student Scanner work
 more scanner work - various
 
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    | 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 Foundations of Photography: Exposure
 Understand how shutter speed, aperture, and ISO settings relate to one another, and how these settings expand your artistic options with any photograph.
 
  http://www.lynda.com/Digital-Photography-tutorials/foundations-of-photography-exposure/71923-2.html 
 
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    | Week 4 | 2.7 |  | 
      
        Assignment: 
 Contact Sheets of Brackets/Equivalents - (3)
 
 Create a minimum of 2-3 files utilizing 1) Output to PDF 2) Files to Layers Experiment with a standard contact sheet layout to document bracketing exposure
 experiments/design starts/.
 
 Example Student Work : http://basearts.com/curriculum/studentwrk/OnlineSpring2016/2016Spring2016ContactSheets/
 
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 Bracketing Exposures - (5)
 
 - P mode - Working with the half-step shutter lock - AE-L
 - (M)Manual mode - Working with exposure scale in camera manual bracketing. Establish baseline exposure parameters of ISO and White Balance (*manually set)
 
 - AEB - Auto Exposure Bracketing - EV - Exposure Compensation Value
 
 - 5-15 exposures for each with alternate exposure.
 
 Review and set camera for optional .3/.7 or .5 stop configuration.
 1st exposure according to meter reading or on the meter. 2nd + .5 half step or 1/3 stop greater (aperture/ time value / EV - exposure  value ) selection or more exposure 
          (over)
 3rd + 1 whole step (full stop) or 2/3 stop greater (aperture/ time value /  EV - exposure  value) selection (over)
 4th .5 half step or 1/3 stop  smaller (aperture/ time value /  EV - exposure  value) selection or less exposure (under)
 5th - 1 whole step (full stop) or 2/3 stop smaller (aperture/ time value /  EV - exposure  value) selection or less exposure (under)
 
  ------------------------Review :
 
 Example Student Work:http://www.basearts.com/curriculum/studentwrk/OnlineSpring2015/Art82Spring2015ExposureBracketing/
 
 Additional - EXAMPLE FILES - Shooting Assigments
 
 
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    |  
      Reading: Ansel Adams - .pdf - 344KB - 3 pages
 Artists:
 
 Ansel Adams
 FRED ARCHER
 
 Robert Adams
 
 
        
          
            
              About Robert Adams
                
                  Robert Adams was born in Orange, New Jersey, in 1937. His refined black-and-white photographs document scenes of the American West of the past four decades, revealing the impact of human activity on the last vestiges of wilderness and open space. Although often devoid of human subjects, or sparsely populated, Adams’s photographs capture the physical traces of human life: a garbage-strewn roadside, a clear-cut forest, a half-built house.... continue reading  | 
  
    | Steven Sasson invented the first digital camera at Eastman Kodak in 1975
 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Steven_Sasson
 
 
 
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    | Exposure Assignments:
 ISO / White Balance Bracketing (3)
 - Create sequence of a single shot utilizing 
all ISO levels - 8-9 exposures
 - Create sequence of a single shot utilizing all White Balance setting. 8-9 exposures
 
 Example Student Work:
 http://basearts.com/curriculum/studentwrk/OnlineSpring2016/2016SpringISOWhite%20Balance/
 
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 Beginning Exposure Beginning Bracketing (4)
 Point and Shoot Exposure Adjustment
 Simple tonal adjustments utilizing the shutter half step.
 (Good time to work with (Point and Shoot) exposure controls)
 
 - Working with the half-step shutter lock and/or AF-L
 create 3-5 exposures of a given scene showing + and - alternative exposure adjustments.
 
 
 --------------- Bracketing Exposures - (5)
 - P mode - Working with the half-step shutter lock - AE-L
 - (M)Manual mode - Working with exposure scale in camera manual bracketing. Establish baseline exposure parameters of ISO and White Balance (*manually set)
 
 - AEB - Auto Exposure Bracketing - EV - Exposure Compensation Value
 
 - 5-15 exposures for each with alternate exposure.
 
 Review and set camera for optional .3/.7 or .5 stop configuration.
 1st exposure according to meter reading or on the meter. 2nd + .5 half step or 1/3 stop greater (aperture/ time value / EV - exposure  value ) selection or more exposure 
        (over)
 3rd + 1 whole step (full stop) or 2/3 stop greater (aperture/ time value /  EV - exposure  value) selection (over)
 4th .5 half step or 1/3 stop  smaller (aperture/ time value /  EV - exposure  value) selection or less exposure (under)
 5th - 1 whole step (full stop) or 2/3 stop smaller (aperture/ time value /  EV - exposure  value) selection or less exposure (under)
 
 Example Student Work:
 http://www.basearts.com/curriculum/studentwrk/OnlineSpring2015/Art82Spring2015ExposureBracketing/
 
 
 
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    | NO CLASS THURSDAY PDA DAY CAMPUS WIDE - SEE YOU TUESDAY ! | 
  
    | Week 5 | 2.14 | Lecture:Exposure Factsheet
 
        Equivalent Exposures  Continues ...         Begin Photoshop:
 
 
        Workflow : 
 Adobe Bridge to Adobe Photoshop
 
 
 | Assignment: 
 Continue to experiment with:
 
 - Manual mode - Working with exposure scale in camera manual bracketing. Establish baseline exposure parameters of ISO and White Balance (*manually set)
 - AEB - Auto Exposure Bracketing
 - Exposure Compensation Value - EV
 
 
 
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    | ART 82 Class Notes Audio - thanks to Kenny Loew
 https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B41qpArpTTLjaFlNaTEyNVdyT1k
 
 
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    | Reading: 
 A Short Course in Digital Photography: Chapters - 2, 3 and 4
 
 Edward Weston - .pdf - 360KB - 3 pages
 (first left hand spread of each essay is last page of that essay)
 
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 DPS:
 http://digital-photography-school.com/
 
 Exposure Value Compensation
 http://digital-photography-school.com/how-to-use-exposure-compensation-to-take-control-of-your-exposure/
 
 
 
 Artists:
 Edward Weston
 Minor White
 
 Jerry Uelsmann
 http://www.uelsmann.net/
 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jerry_Uelsmann
 http://www.pdngallery.com/legends/uelsmann/
 
 
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    | Week 6 | 2.21 | Lecture:
 Photoshop: 
        Layers
 
 PS Best Practice #1 - Duplicate the pixel 
        based background layer as first step on opening a .jpeg. 
 PS Best Practice #2 - All adjustments to adjustment layers - no 
      pixel damage.
   ------File Types
 File Size Resize Issues
 
 
 Introduction to Layers:
 https://helpx.adobe.com/photoshop/how-to/layer-basics-explained.html?set=photoshop--get-started--essential-beginners
 
 Updated! - Adobe TV Photo Editing
 http://tv.adobe.com/channel/photography/photo-editing/
 
 | Assignment(s): 
 - Equivalents: Depth of Field - (6)
 - Contact Sheet :              5-15 Images in sequence which illustrate the side effects of aperture selections. -(5)
 
 Aperture:
 Fig. 1
 Fig. 2
 
 Wikipedia Entry:
 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zone_System
 
 Depth of Field Calculator
 http://www.dofmaster.com/dofjs.html
 
 Student Work:
 
 Contact Sheets Spring 2015
 http://www.basearts.com/curriculum/studentwrk/OnlineSpring2015/Art82Spring2015ContactSheets/
 Depth of Field 
    Spring 2015
 http://www.basearts.com/curriculum/studentwrk/OnlineSpring2015/Art82Spring2015DOF/
 
 Additional - EXAMPLE FILES - Shooting Assigments
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    | Reading:
 A Short Course in Digital Photography: Chapter 5
 
 Henri Cartier-Bresson - .PDF - 234KB
 
 
  
 
 Artists:
 John Divolahttp://www.divola.com/
 
 Larry Sultan
 http://larrysultan.com/
 
 Michael Light
 http://www.michaellight.net/
 
 Jim Goldberg
 on his documentary practice
 http://youtu.be/BzDbugn4XDw
 on Sensitivity and Polaroids
 http://youtu.be/3mfMjPkxePc
 
 Henry Wessel
 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Henry_Wessel,_Jr.
 
 Todd Hido
 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Todd_Hido
 
 
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    | Week 7 
 | 2.28 | Lecture:
 Photoshop
 | Assignment:  -
        Equivalents: Motion / Blur - (7)- Contact Sheet : 5-15 Images in sequence which illustrate the side effects of shutter speed / time 
          value selections. - (7)
 
 Shutter / Time Values:
 Fig 1
 
 Student Work :
 
 Motion Blur Spring 2015
 http://www.basearts.com/curriculum/studentwrk/OnlineSpring2015/Art82Spring2015MotionBlur/
 
 Photography - EXAMPLE FILES - Shooting Assigments
 
 Bracketing
 Equivalents (Shutter and Aperture side effects)
 Wrap up current technical experiments
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    |       Discussion : Adams, Weston and Cartier-Bresson
 
 Reading:
 
 Italiano Calvino - Adventures of a Photographer
 
 Artists:
 
 Robert Mapplethorpe
 http://www.pbs.org/video/2365747778/
 
 Lauren Greenfield
 http://www.laurengreenfield.com/
 
 
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    | Week 8 | 3.7 
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 Photoshop Continues
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    | Vivan Maier Vivian Maier -  John Maloof Collectionhttp://www.vivianmaier.com/
 the wikihttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vivian_Maier
 
 Finding Vivian Maier - the film http://www.findingvivianmaier.com/
 http://www.vivianmaier.com/film-finding-vivian-maier/
 
 -------Misc.
 the controversial print collection - Jeffrey Goldstein Collectionhttp://www.vivianmaierprints.com/vivian-maier-images.html
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 Chicago Tonight Series:
 http://chicagotonight.wttw.com/2012/07/31/vivian-maier
 http://chicagotonight.wttw.com/2012/08/02/searching-vivian-maier
 http://chicagotonight.wttw.com/2012/08/01/meteoric-rise-vivian-maier
 The New Yorker - Vivian Maier and the Problem of Difficult WomenBY ROSE LICHTER-MARCK
 http://www.newyorker.com/culture/culture-desk/vivian-maier-and-the-problem-of-difficult-women
 PBS - Bringing a portrait of private artist Vivian Maier to the big screenhttp://www.pbs.org/newshour/bb/bringing-portrait-private-artist-vivian-maier-big-screen/
 
 PBS - From glamorous to ordinary, Vivian Maier’s street photography captured America’s mid-century urban life- BY DAVID COLES
 http://www.pbs.org/newshour/art/from-streets-scenes-of-the-50s-and-60s-to-neighborhood-characters-photographer-vivian-maier-captured-it-all/
 
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    | DATE: 3.9.17 @ 1pm - meeting there on Main Street - I will wave at you as you come into town from Main Street.
 Carpoolers - meet at the the circle drive or somewhere agreed upon on campus at 12:50? to drive out to Graton.
 
 Graton Shooting Field Trip
 
 Graton MAP
 https://www.google.com/maps/dir/1501+Mendocino+Ave,+Santa+Rosa,+CA+95401/Willow+Wood+Market+Cafe,+9020+Graton+Road,+Graton,+CA+95444/@38.396643,-122.8917333,11z/data=!4m14!4m13!1m5!1m1!1s0x80843875a07d59d3:0x922d3191c7c43b3c!2m2!1d-122.7198213!2d38.454581!1m5!1m1!1s0x80843b1a6c517143:0x7b0cdfd7e7dcb782!2m2!1d-122.868859!2d38.436519!3e0
 Graton Shots 
 Fall 2016
 Graton Fall 2016
 
 Fall 2015
 http://www.basearts.com/work/2015/GratonFall2015/index.html
 
 
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    | Week 9 | 3.14 | Shooting Camera RAW for  Gray Scale / Black and White 
 
 This weeks shooting assignment requires that you configure your camera for Camera RAW capture. This is a setting found in the image Image Quality menu. When shooting in Camera RAW you can generate both a RAW file and a JPEG file - the resulting images are displayed as B/W in the LCD  but in editing will contain all color channels and data.  If you are not using either Adobe Photoshop or Lightroom - you may want to shoot in this dual file  mode so that you will have access to the JPEGs prior to processing. Note: all manufacturers generally include a software application for converting RAW files.
 
 
 When shooting for black and white images, never shoot with camera's black and white modes. These "creative" modes are almost always reduced data exposures. Always shoot full color and convert your images in the post process through either the camera raw processor or Photoshops many conversion methods.  The only exception to this is when shooting in RAW. If you have configured for Camera RAW files then you are able to shoot in the cameras Black and White /Grayscale mode - the resulting images are displayed as B/W in the LCD  but in editing will contain all color channels and data.   Submit and comment on 3-5 images you make which would be appropriate to convert to gray scale or black and white as it is known historically. Submit both the original color image and the gray scale image, if converted. Black/White or Gray Scale images  can be converted using the Channel Mixer, the Black and White Adjustment layer or the Hue and Saturations adjustment layer. Include both the color and the black and white image.   Add commentary that describes your thinking and your method of conversion.  What makes the images suitable for black and white?
 Why shoot in black and white when you can shoot full color?
 
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 Here are optional online tutorials for black and white conversion in Lightroom and Photoshop: Foundations of Photography: Black and White with Ben Longhttp://www.lynda.com/Photoshop-CS5-tutorials/Foundations-of-Photography-Black-and-White/80300-2.html
 
 Converting to black and whiteFrom: Photoshop Artist in Action: Tim Grey's Abandoned Farmhouse with Tim Grey
 http://www.lynda.com/Photoshop-tutorials/Converting-black-white/123556/133465-4.html
 
 Converting color to black and white with Julieanne Kost
 http://www.lynda.com/Photoshop-tutorials/Converting-color-black-white/122999/137813-4.html
 
 Black and White with Lightroom and Photoshop with Bryan O'Neil Hughes
 http://www.lynda.com/Photoshop-tutorials/Thinking-black-white/122444/131805-4.html
   | Assignment: Black and White - (8) Shooting for Black and White / Gray Scale- Contact Sheet : 10-12 selected images alternating b/w & color
 
 Camera RAW for Black&White Mode ONLY!
 _ Conversion Methods_ Previsualization / Exposure, Tonal Considerations
 
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    |  Artists:
 Diane Arbus *see below
 
 William Klein
 Richard Prince
 
 Hiroshi Sugimoto
 http://www.sugimotohiroshi.com/portfolio.html
 
 
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    | Diane Arbus - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Diane_Arbus
 
 Previously Unseen Arbus, Unearthed Years After Her Death
 http://www.nytimes.com/2016/07/15/arts/design/diane-arbus-met-breuer-in-the-beginning.html
 The Diane Arbus You’ve Never Seen MAY 26, 2016http://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2016/05/29/arts/design/diane-arbus-photos-unseen.html
 
 How Diane Arbus Became ‘Arbus’ MAY 26, 2016http://www.nytimes.com/2016/05/29/arts/design/how-diane-arbus-became-arbus.html
 
 Diane Arbus: The Early Years JULY 6, 2016http://www.nytimes.com/2016/07/10/arts/design/diane-arbus-the-early-years.html
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    | Week 10 | 3.28 | LAB:
 Mid-Term Critiques - 5 pnts
 Prepare a selection of 3-4 ideas for your final portfolio subjects.  All portfolios are comprised of 3 subjects of your own selection. Each portfolio subject should contain 20 images for a 
      total portfolio size of 60 images. This is a fully digital portfolio
no printed submissions are necessary although, alternative approaches to the final submission are encouraged. Each subject should be in a seperate folder 
within your organized home directory on the art server.
  Write up a brief summary description for each portfolio subject and compile this into a statement for submission and review at the final critique or Final. 
          
 Assignment:
 
 - All shooting and software assignments should be uploaded to your assignments directories according to classroom directions. -- see summary below.
 - Complete the Midterm Evaluation 
        Form <-- click here
 
 
 | Assignment:
 1st Critique- 5-10 images of your own work - looking toward portfolio subjects. If you haven't made any decisions it could be just images you have made since the beginning of the semester that you believe were good.  Critiques - 5 pnts. - (9)
 5 Images - should represent beginnings of portfolio subjects either content 
    or technique.
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    | Stephen Shore http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stephen_Shore
 
 Sophie 
            Calle
 http://www.egs.edu/faculty/sophie-calle/biography/
 
 Uta Barth
 http://utabarth.net/
 
 John Baldessari
 http://www.pbs.org/art21/artists/john-baldessari/
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    | Shooting Assignments Summary
 (1) - Initial 5-10 Digital Camera images
 between the first and the second class meeting - bring these to share on the 2nd class meeting.
 
 (2) - Shooting in Low Light without a flash. -Feel free to experiment, try to find the lowest 
        level of light possible to render a readable image.
 
 (3) - Beginning Exposures
 
 (4) - Bracketing Exposures
 3 Subjects - 5-15 exposures for each with alternate exposure. -
 (5) - Equivalents: Depth of Field5-15 Images which illustrate the side effects of aperture selections. -
 
 (6) -
        Equivalents: Motion / Blur
 5-15 Images which illustrate the side effects of shutter speed / time 
        value selections. -
 
 (7) - Contact Sheets of Brackets/Equivalents
 Create a minimum of 3 contact sheets documenting bracketing exposure experiments. -
 
 (8)- Shooting for Grayscale / Black and White
 4-8 images you make which would be appropriate to convert to gray scale - include both full color and grayscale image
 
 (9) - Critique - Make presentation of representative selection of your portfolio subjects (5-10 of each at minimum 3 times throughout the course.
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    | Artists:
 William Klein
 http://aperture.org/blog/magazine-interview-william-klein/
 
 Lorna Simpson
 
 Bernd and Hilla Becher
 Aperture Rememberance
 http://aperture.org/blog/remembrance-hilla-becher-tk-2015/
 
 Reading:
 
 Robert Adams - Truth - http://www.basearts.com/curriculum/PDF/Readings/RobertAdamsTruth.pdf
 Robert Adams - Beauty - http://www.basearts.com/curriculum/PDF/Readings/RobertAdamsBeauty.pdf
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    | Optional: Robert Adams - Good News - http://www.basearts.com//curriculum/PDF/Readings/Rbt.Adams.GoodNews.pdf
 Robert Adams - Collegues - http://www.basearts.com//curriculum/PDF/Readings/RobertAdams.Collegues.pdf
 Susan Sontag - In Plato's Cave- http://www.basearts.com//curriculum/PDF/Readings/SusanSontag.pdfSusan Sontag - Melancholy Objects - http://www.basearts.com//curriculum/PDF/Readings/SusanSontagMelancholyRev2.pdf
 
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    | Week  11 | 4.4 | Critiques continue...  Lighting 
 Good Alternative Manufacturer of speedlite flash units
 http://www.hkyongnuo.com/e-index.php
 
 
        HDR - High Dynamic Range ImagingStiching - Photomerge
 Lecture/Lab :
 
 Advanced techniques:
 Camera Raw
 Lightroom
 
 Portrait & Controlled Light
 Working with Ambient Light
 Flash
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    | Reading:
 Photoshelter - Lighting Handout
 
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 Harold Edgerton
 http://edgerton-digital-collections.org/
 
 
         Interview with Martin Schoeller
        https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IqvGH9A7VIEPhotographer Martin Schoeller speaks with Feature Shoot about the portrait that launched his career, photographing celebrities and advice for emerging photographers.  
 
 George Hurrell
 http://georgehurrell.com/gallery/
 
 Richard Avedon
 Irving Penn
 
  
 Philippe Halsman - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Philippe_Halsman - http://www.smithsonianmag.com/arts-culture/10022756.html
 
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    | Seeing through Photographs, Produced by The Museum of Modern Art
 Although taking, sharing, and viewing photographs has become second nature for many of us, our regular engagement with images does not necessarily make us visually literate. This course aims to address the gap between seeing and truly understanding photographs by introducing a diversity of ideas, approaches, and technologies that inform their making. In this course you will look closely at photographs from the collection of The Museum of Modern Art and hear a variety of perspectives on what a photograph is and the ways that photography has been used throughout its nearly 180 year history: as a means of artistic expression, as a tool for science and exploration; as an instrument of documentation; to tell stories and record histories; and as a mode of communication and critique in our ever increasingly visual culture.
 Subtitles available in English       https://www.coursera.org/learn/photography/   | 
  
    | Adobe Lightroom
 
 Camera Raw
 
 
  
 Resource Links for Camera Raw and HDR - plugins/extensions/software
 
 
 Adobe TV : Why You Should Set Photoshop to Open Your JPGs in Adobe Camera RAWEnhancing Raw Images
 http://tv.adobe.com/watch/learn-photoshop-cs6/enhancing-raw-images/
 Easily merge JPEGS into a 32-bit TIFF you can open in Photoshop with access to the full controls of Camera Raw.
 http://tv.adobe.com/watch/cs6-creative-cloud-feature-tour-for-web/32bit-hdr-and-camera-raw/
 Recovering detail in raw images by Richard  Harrington
 http://tv.adobe.com/watch/learn-photoshop-cs5/recovering-detail-in-raw-images/
 Adobe Camera Raw workflow by Russell  Brown -
 http://av.adobe.com/russellbrown/ACRBridgeToBridge_SM.mov
 Adobe Lightroom : 
 Develop Module Introduction
 http://www.lynda.com/Lightroom-tutorials/Develop-module-overview/124393/141813-4.html
 
 
        Understanding White Balance and Color Temperaturehttp://www.lynda.com/Lightroom-tutorials/Understanding-white-balance-color-temperature/124393/141819-4.html
 
 Creating a Contact Sheet:
 http://tv.adobe.com/watch/learn-lightroom-5/creating-a-contact-sheet/
 
 Using the Histogram to Correct Exposure
 http://www.lynda.com/Lightroom-tutorials/Using-histogram-correct-exposure/124393/141827-4.html
 Understanding Vibrance and Saturationhttp://www.lynda.com/Lightroom-tutorials/Understanding-vibrance-saturation/124393/141836-4.html
 
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    | JEREMIAH'S PHOTO CORNER - THURSDAY 4.13 
 MEET AT 1:00 AT CORNER OF SEBASTOPOL ROAD AND SOUTH A STREET
 
 Jeremiah's Photo Corner
 http://www.jeremiahsphotocorner.com/Jeremiahs_Photo_Corner/Welcome!.html
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    | Week 12
 | 4.11 | - Discuss Adams Readings -
 Lab:
 
 Printing continues through to the end...
 
 Lecture:
 
        
          
            Resolution (review)
File Preparation Color Management Color Modes
   
 
        
          Papers 
 Surface/Finish
 Texture
 Color
 Weight
 
 
 | Assignment: 
 Printing
 3-5 prints - 5 pnts. - 8x10 
    minimum - (11)
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    | Artists:San Francisco Printers
 Francesca Woodman
 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Francesca_Woodman
 
 Sharing a Guarded Legacy - NY Times 2011
 http://www.nytimes.com/2011/12/04/arts/design/francesca-woodman-retrospective.html
 
 Mona Kuhn
 https://youtu.be/RDngAUrn-Pk
 
 Zoe Leonard - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zoe_Leonard
 Zoe Strauss - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zoe_Strauss
 
 Alice Shaw
 http://www.flysfo.com/museum/exhibitions/alice-shaw-exalted-landscape
 
 
 Reading:
 
 A Short Course in Digital Photography: Chapter 6
 
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 Sample Packs of Inkjet Paper are required for Printing -
 
 Available now at Jeremiah's Photo Corner - $ 10.75
 Jeremiah's Photo Corner
 http://www.jeremiahsphotocorner.com/Jeremiahs_Photo_Corner/Welcome!.html
 
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    | Additional 
        Printing Resources: 
 http://www.basearts.com/curriculum/PDF/ - see contents for various PDFs
 
  The World of Inkjet Papershttp://www.freestylephoto.biz/inkjet
 PDF of Digital Printing Supply Cataloguehttp://www.freestylephoto.biz/static/pdf/catalogs/fs_creative_imaging_catalog.pdf
 
 Freestyle - Inkjet Comparison, Ratings and Reviews
 http://www.freestylephoto.biz/inkjet/paper-ratings
 
 Inkjet Papers Glossary
 http://www.freestylephoto.biz/inkjet/glossary
 
 
 
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    | Week 13 | 4.18 |       Lab:
 Printing continues through to the end...
 
 Lecture:
 | Assignment: 
 (10) - Self Portrait - Selfie (10)Try a variety of techniques and poses. You are you own best model. You know exactly what you want you to do. Experiment wih various strategies; self timer, hand held, reflection.
 
 (Variation on
        The Selfie - Create a series of 6 images of your self presented in the front of significant locations from your life. Try to create an overall sense of context for the sequence.
 
 - Work, Home, Hobby, Nationality?) see : Tseng Kwong Chi
 http://www.tsengkwongchi.com/
 
 - Aperture, Self Portraiture in the First-Person Age,
 http://aperture.org/blog/self-portraiture-first-person-age/
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    | 
 African Portrait Photographers : 1900-1960 
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    | Week 14 | 4.25 | Lab:
 Printing continues through to the end...
 
 Lecture:
 Lens Selection
 Lens Selection:
 Link 
          to external sites of interest regarding lens selection
 
 DPReview Lens Reviews
 http://www.dpreview.com/lensreviews/
 
 DP Review Lens Widget:
 http://www.dpreview.com/lensreviews/
 
 Tilt- Shift: A DIY guide
 http://cow.mooh.org/projects/tiltshift/
 
 Angle of View:
 Fig 1
 
 
 | Assignment: 
 Critique - (12) -
 Make presentation of representative selection of your portfolio subjects
 (5-10 of each at minimum 2-3 times throughout the second half of course.
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    | Artists:
 Rahubir Singh - *see wikipedia also
 http://www.basearts.com/curriculum/masters/Raghubir Singh/
 
 Reading:
 
 Photographs Not Taken Jim Goldberg
 - from Photographs Not Taken: A Collection of Photographers' Essays,
 Edited by Edited by Will Steacy, daylight Community Arts Folundation 2012
 
 
 
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    | Bokeh
 http://www.bhphotovideo.com/explora/photography/tips-and-solutions/understanding-bokeh
 
 Depth of Field and Bokeh - more of the science from Zeiss Camera Lens Division, by H.H. Nasse.
 http://basearts.com/curriculum/PDF/TechHandouts/ScienceofBokeh.pdf
 
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 Additional Lens review sources:
 
 Photozone for lens reviewsThom Hogan for Nikon equipment reviews
 
 
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    | SRJC Shone Farm - Shooting Field Trip 
 Date: 5/4/2017  @ 1pm - meeting at the farm not in the classroom
 (if you cannot make the field trip the lab on the 2nd floor of Maginni just below our class room will be available. )
 
 Map: http://www.santarosa.edu/map/shone-farm.html Address: 
 6225 Eastside Road
 Forestville, CA 94536
 
 Directions:
 
 From the north:
 From Hwy 101, take the River Road/Guerneville exit.
 Turn right onto Mark West Springs  Rd. (turns into River Rd.) 5.82 miles.
 Turn right onto Trenton Healdsburg Rd. travel  1.34 miles.
 Turn left onto Eastside Rd. travel .04 miles.
  From the south:From Hwy 101, take the River Road/Guerneville exit.
 Turn left onto Mark West Springs  Rd. (turns into River Rd.) 5.82 miles.
 Turn right onto Trenton Healdsburg Rd. travel  1.34 miles.
 Turn left onto Eastside Rd. travel .04 miles.
 
 View Larger Map
 
 
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 Shone Farm Fall 2016
 Shone Farm Fall 2016
 
 
 
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    | Week 15 | 5.2 | 
      Lab: Lecture:
 Printing continues through to the end of the semester...
 Composition
 
        tonebalancelineframing
 Internet Presence / Websites / Automation
 
        Text - TypographyImage ReadyWeb Optimization Batch and AutomationScripting 
        Text toolsVector graphic
 
 
 | Assignment: 
 5-15 images of light - (12) - consider the characteristics of the light situations you are encounter.
 Images with good or interesting light conditions - focus on the light (diffuse, sharp, moody?)- not the content of the image
 Is there something within the light you could replicate with artificial means?
 
 Alternative: At the edges of light and shadow - Create a series of images exploring the contrast at the edges between shadow and light. Experiment with exposure latitude, extremes between 10am and 2pm with direct natural light. Try the Golden Hour, the Blue Hour.
 
 
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    | Artists:
 Nathon Lyons
 http://museum.icp.org/museum/exhibitions/nathan_lyons/index.html
 
 Jenny Holzerhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jenny_Holzer
 
 Collection of composition links:
 Rule of Thirds
 http://digital-photography-school.com/blog/rule-of-thirds/
 
 More on the Rules of Photography
 http://macteens.com/magazine/features/fullstory/the_rules_of_photography/
 
 Holding your Camera at an Angle
 http://digital-photography-school.com/blog/hold-your-camera-on-an-angle/
 
 Rules for Landscape Photography
 http://digital-photography-school.com/blog/4-rules-of-composition-for-landscape-photography/
 
 Diagonal Lines
 http://digital-photography-school.com/blog/using-diagonal-lines-in-photography/
 
 Converging Lines
 http://digital-photography-school.com/blog/converging-lines/
 
 Foreground
 http://digital-photography-school.com/blog/pay-attention-to-foregrounds/
 
 Framing
 http://digital-photography-school.com/blog/framing-your-shots-photography-composition-technique/
 
 http://digital-photography-school.com/blog/5-elements-of-composition-in-photography/
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 Rule of Thirds
 
 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rule_of_thirds
 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:Rule_of_thirds_1845_George_Field_Chromatics.png
 
 Golden Mean
 
 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Golden_ratio
 
 http://www.cambridgeincolour.com/tutorials.htm
 http://www.cambridgeincolour.com/tutorials/camera-lenses.htm http://www.cambridgeincolour.com/tutorials/hyperfocal-distance.htm
 
 
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    | Week 16 | 5.9 | Shone Farm Fall 2016
 
 | Assignment:
 Critique - (12) -
 Make presentation of representative selection of your portfolio subjects
 (5-10 of each at minimum 2-3 times throughout the second half of course.
 
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    | Artists:
 Margaret Bourke-White
 Tina Modotti
 Imogen Cunningham
 Nan Goldin - Tate Shots-https://youtu.be/r_rVyt-ojpY
 Sally Mann
 Sherry Levine
 Judy Dater
 Annie Liebovitz
 Graciela Iturbide
 
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  Online Storage / Services 
 http://www.photoshelter.com
 http://www.smugmug.com
 http://www.zenfolio.com/us
 http://www.livedrive.com/
 http://www.carbonite.com
 Publishinghttp://www.lulu.com
 http://www.blurb.com
 http://www.customink.com
 COMMERCIAL / LOCAL:
 http://www.svenwiederholt.com/
 http://www.peterkoval.com/
 http://www.jockmcdonald.com/
 
 
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    | Week 17 | 5.16 | Lecture:(National) - http://asmp.org/
 Business - Usage and Licensing (GETTING PAID)
 
 American society of Media Photographers
 
 American society of Media Photographers
        
        (Local) - http://www.asmpnorcal.org/
 New Photoshelter Guides : For a Business Plan /business plan
 2016-photo-business-plan-workbook
 Creating a Porfolio /portfolio Photographers Guide to Copyright /copyright PhotoShelter
Business Plan Worksheet - http://www.photoshelter.com/mkt/research/ 
 Transitioning from Assistant to Pro Photographer: Free White Paper
 In this useful packet, assistants explain how they made the leap to shooting
 for their own clientele and managed the financial challenges of their first year in the business.
 You can download the PDF here.
 
 Photojojo:
 
 Starting Your Photo Biz… Part 1: You Sure ‘Bout That?
 http://photojojo.com/content/photojojo-original/starting-photo-business/
 
 Starting Your Photo Biz… Part 2: What’s In a Name?
 http://photojojo.com/content/photojojo-original/photo-business-name/
 
 Starting Your Photo Biz… Part 3: The Nitty-Gritty Business Details
 http://photojojo.com/content/photojojo-original/starting-photo-business-details/
 
 Starting Your Photo Biz… Part 4: Fame and Fortune
 http://photojojo.com/content/photojojo-original/photo-business-marketing/
 
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    | Week 18 | 5.23 |  Shone Farm : http://www.basearts.com/work/2015/ShoneFarmFall2015/         Final 
        Critique - TUESDAY 5.23 @ 1-4pm - 2926 Magginni
 Final 
        Portfolio, Presentation and Critique(12)
 
 Presentations of selections from individual portfolios 20 images. = 10 
        pnts.
 
 Final Exam is here --> TEST
 
 
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    | All Assignments Due for Completion of Art 82 :Shooting Assignments Summary
 
 (1) - Initial 5-10 Digital Camera images
 between the first and the second class meeting - bring these to share on the 2nd class meeting.
 
 (2) - Shooting in Low Light without a flash. -Feel free to experiment, try to find the lowest 
        level of light possible to render a readable image.
 
 (3) - Beginning Exposures
 Point and Shoot Exposure Adjustment - Working with the half-step shutter lock and/or AF-L
 create 3-5 exposures of a given scene showing + and - alternative exposure adjustments. (3)
 
 (4) - Bracketing Exposures
 3 Subjects - 5-15 exposures for each with alternate exposures.
 (5) - Equivalents: Depth of Field5-15 Images which illustrate the side effects of aperture selections.
 
 (6) -
            Equivalents: Motion / Blur
 5-15 Images which illustrate the side effects of shutter speed / time 
        value selections.
 
 (7) - Contact Sheets of Brackets/Equivalents
 Create a minimum of 3 contact sheets documenting bracketing exposure experiments.
 
 (8)- Shooting for Grayscale / Black and White
 4-8 images you make which would be appropriate to convert to gray scale - include both full color and grayscale image
 
 (9) - Critique I - Presentation of a representative selection of your portfolio subjects (5-10 of each at minimum 3 times throughout the course.
 (10) - Self Portrait - Selfie (10)Try a variety of techniques and poses. You are you own best model. You know exactly what you want you to do. Experiment wih various strategies; self timer, hand held, reflection. 
 (Variation on
        The Selfie - Create a series of 6 images of your self presented in the front of significant locations from your life. Try to create an overall sense of context for the sequence.
 - Work, Home, Hobby, Nationality?) see : Tseng Kwong Chi http://www.tsengkwongchi.com/
 
 Aperture, Self Portraiture in the First-Person Age, http://aperture.org/blog/self-portraiture-first-person-age/
 
 (11) - Prints - create 3-5   - 8x10 minimum.
 (11) - Images of Light 5-15 images of light -- consider the characteristics of the light situations you are encounter. 
  Images with good or interesting light conditions - focus on the light (diffuse, sharp, moody?)
 
 (12) - Critique II - Show progressive state of your portfolio.
 
 (13) - Final 
    Portfolio, Presentation and Critique - 1 Subject Presentation / 3 Subjects Total
 3 subjects / 20 images each = 60 Images Total
 
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    | Alternate Assignments:
 Cropping 5-n-1 - Take an existing file and crop to create 5 variations on the composition. Focus is on re-framing and composing. Not compositing.
 
 Composite - 1 in 5 - Create an image file from the components or pieces of minimum 5 image files. Create multiple variations on the composition at will.
 Bokeh- Create a series of like images of the same subject with various lenses @ largest to smallest aperture bracketed to test bokeh results for all. Flare / Glare - Create a series of images exploring the selective use of glare /flare with alternate light sources (*sunlight, streetlights (sodium vapor), car lights(halogen). Tilt Shift - Create a series of landscape images exploring tilt shift or the post focus effect simulating tilt shift. (an optical system (such as a camera) when the lens plane is not parallel to the image plane produces an effect of selective focus. Originally developed to correct for converging parallel lines in aerial photography.       Captioned - Submit 3 images with a brief textual description. Explore the challenges of describing an image to someone with a visual impairement or someone lacking visual acess to the image. 
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    | Potential Field Trips: -----------------------       DATE: TBD @ 1pmJeremiah's Photo Corner - LIGHTING DEMO
 We will meet at Jeremiah's @ 1pm for a Portrait Lighting WorkshopCorner of Sebastopol St. and South A
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