Feb. 23-27

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In class/Studio Assignment:  Take 2 photographs of the same object - one photograph needs to show object in a traditional still life fashion and the other in an abstracted way.  Each group will get 3 days total to capture a well composed photograph that has good exposure.  See lesson plan:  Unit 3 Lesson Plan.doc

  • Monday - Group 4 will have a day to experiment with their camera; Groups 1 will work in journals and on their books.
  • Tuesday - Group 2 will work in darkroom on the new assignment (see above); Groups  will work in journals and on their books
  • Wednesday - Group 1 will work in darkroom on the new assignment (see above); Groups  will work in journals and on their books
  • Thursday - Group 2 will work in darkroom on the new assignment (see above); Groups 2,3,4 will work in journals and on their books
  • Friday - Group 1 will work in darkroom on the new assignment (see above); Groups 1,3,4 will work in journals and on their books

Visual Verbal Journal: Complete two -2-page spreads (include images and research): 

  Dedicate one 2-page spread to research on a 20th century Photographer whom takes mainly abstracted Photographs - Verbalize your reactions to the work - Use adjectives, analogies, metaphors to communicate the work's content/meaning.  How do you think the artist's intent connects to your interpretation?  Brainstorm ideas of how you could produce pinhole photographs that relate to this photographers work.

Dedicate the other 2-page spread to research on a 20th century Photographer whom takes mainly traditional still life Photographs - Verbalize your reactions to the work - Use adjectives, analogies, metaphors to communicate the work's content/meaning.  How do you think the artist's intent connects to your interpretation?  Brainstorm ideas of how you could produce pinhole photographs that relate to this photographers work

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