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What is Due?
25 photos and a contact sheet containing all 25 image
Objective
Students will use the following Elements of Art to create photographs that hold the viewers interest and can stand along as a single work of art.
25 photos and a contact sheet containing all 25 image
Objective
Students will use the following Elements of Art to create photographs that hold the viewers interest and can stand along as a single work of art.
LINE
Line can be considered in three ways. The linear marks made an object, the edge created when objects meet, or implied by the direction of objects in an image.
Take Five photos showing lines as the subject
Take Five photos showing lines as the subject
Shape
The two basic types of shapes are geometric and organic. Geometric shapes are structured, often symmetrical shapes. These include squares, circles, and triangles. Organic shapes are associated with things from the natural world, like plants and animals.
Shapes are always 2D!
Take Five photos showing shape as the subject
Shapes are always 2D!
Take Five photos showing shape as the subject
Form
Form is three dimensional (height, width, and depth) and encloses volume.
Take Five photos showing form as the subject
Texture
Texture is the surface quality or “feel” of an object, it’s smoothness, roughness, softness, etc.
Take Five photos showing texture as the subject
Color
Three properties
—1 - Hue: the color name, red, yellow, blue, etc.
—2 - Saturation: the intensity of a specific hue, bright red or dull red.
—3 - Value: the lightness or darkness of a color.
Take Five photos showing color as the subject