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Assignment #1: INTRODUCTION
- Using the Google Doc provided, introduce yourself:
- Discuss why you choose this course?
- What is your background?
- Describe your previous experience , if any with photography using a smartphone, tablet or any photo apps.
- Describe your classroom or home base setting , what age or grade, and finally for what you would like to integrate and develop your lessons and unit plan.
- Create a Google Drive Folder entitled : Digital Photography Using Apps 26 share the folder with instructor: sreevesids@gmail.com
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IOS Photography
Objective:
- Use portrait mode to communicate emotion or a story
- Understand how natural lighting changes photography
- Transform one image into multiple moods using editing tools.
- Experiment with angles and composition techniques
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Assignments #1: Portrait Mode Storytelling
Instructions: Use portrait mode on your iphone or ipad to take 3-5 photos that each show a different emotion (examples: happiness, sadness, excitement, calm). Experiment with different lighting effects.
Requirements :
- Use portrait mode for all photos
- Show at least 3 different emotions
- Use at least 2 different lighting effects
Steps:
- Open Camera-select Portrait Mode
- Take your photos
- Edit depth or lighting if needed in the photos app
- Upload your best 3-5 images to your Google Drive Folder titling this assignment #1
Reflection (answer in the Google Doc provided in Google Classroom):
- How did lighting and blur affect your photos?
Points: 20
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Assignment #2: Natural Light Exploration
Instructions: Take photos of the same subject/location at two different times:
- Golden hour (sunrise/sunset)
- Midday
Requirements:
- Minimum 2 photos (same subject)
- Clearly show lighting differences
Steps:
- Take a photo during midday
- Take the same photo during golden hour
- Adjust exposure if needed.
- Upload both photos in Google Drive folder title: Assignment #2
Reflection:(Answer in Google Doc inside Google Classroom)
- Which lighting looks better and why?
Points: 20
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Assignment #3:Editing for Mood
Instructions: Take one original photo and edit it into 3 different styles using the editing tools in your Apple Device.
Required Edits:
- Bright & vibrant
- Dark & dramatic
- Black & White
Steps:
- Take one photo
- Open it in the Photos app
- Duplicate it twice
- Edit each version differently
- Upload original + 3 edited versions ( 4 total images) in Google Drive Folder titled: Assignment #4
Reflection: (Answer the question in Google Doc provided inside Google Classroom)
- How did editing change the feeling of the photo?
Points: 20
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Assignment #4: Perspective & Composition
Instructions: Take 5 photos each using a different composition technique.
Required Shots:
- Bird’s Eye View
- Worm’s Eye View
- Rule of thirds
- Leading Lines
- Frame within a frame
Steps:
- Turn on Grid (Settings-Camera)
- Take each required shot
- Choose your best version of each
- Upload 5 labeled photos into your Google Drive Folder titled: Assignment #4
Reflection: (use the Google Doc provided in Google Classroom):
- Which angle or composition worked best and why?
Points: 20
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Android Photography
Objective:
- Learn how to control focus and brightness using your Android camera.
- Use composition techniques to improve photo quality
- Explore how lighting impacts photography
- Experiment with angles and viewpoints
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Assignment #5: Android Photography: Focus & Exposure
Instructions: In this assignment you will learn how to control focus and exposure using your Android camera.
Steps:
- Open your camera app on your Android device.
- Tap different areas on the screen to change the focus.
- Adjust the brightness using the exposure slider (sun icon).
- Take 3 photos of the same subject:
- One properly exposed
- One overexposed (too bright)
- One underexposed (too dark)
- Upload all 3 photos to Google Drive titled: Assignment #5
Reflection: using the Google Doc inside Google Classroom respond the following question:
- Explain exposure affected each image.
Points: 20
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Assignment #6: Android Photography: Rule of Thirds
Instructions: This assignment focuses on improving your photo composition.
- Turn on the grid feature in your camera settings.
- Take 5 photos using the rule of thirds.
- Place your subject along the grid lines or intersections.
- Use a variety of subjects (people, objects, nature, etc.)
- Upload 5 photos to your Google Drive folder titled: assignment #6
Reflection: Respond to the following prompt using the Google Doc inside Google Classroom:
- Explain how you used the rule of thirds in at least 2 photos.
Points: 20
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Assignment #7: Android Photography: Low Light
Instructions: Explore how lighting affects photography by taking photos in low light conditions.
- Take photos indoors or outside in low light.
- Use Night Mode if your camera has it.
- Take at least:
- 1 photo without Night Mode
- 2 photos using Night Mode or steady hands
- Upload 3 photos to Google Drive Folder titled: Assignment #7
- Using the Google Doc provided in Google Classroom respond to the following prompt: compare your results.
Points: 20
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Assignment #8: Android Photography: Creative Perspectives
Instructions: Practice taking photos from different angles to create unique images.
- Choose one subject.
- Take 4 photos from different perspectives:
- Bird’s-eye view (from above)
- Worm’s-eye view (from below)
- Eye Level
- Close Up
- Upload 4 labeled photos in Google Drive Folder titled: Assignment #8
- Respond to the following prompt using the Google Doc inside Google Classroom:
- Explain which angle is most effective and why
Points: 20
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iPad Photography:
Objectives:
- Explore how lighting affects photos
- Use composition techniques effectively
- Use color to create a theme
- Experiment with creative viewpoints
Tips:
- Clean your camera lens before shooting
- Use natural light when possible
- Take multiple shots and choose the best ones
- Be creative and have fun!
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Assignment #9: Light & Shadow Study
Instructions:
- Take photos of the same subject in different lighting conditions.
- Include at least 3 photos (different times of day or lighting sources)
- Upload 3 photos to Google Drive titled Assignment #9
- Respond to the following prompt using the Google Doc inside Google Classroom:
- Explain how lighting changed each image.
Points: 20
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Assignment #10: Composition Practice
Instructions:
- Turn on the grid feature on your iPad.
- Take at least 5 photos using:
- Rule of thirds
- Framing
- Leading Lines
- Upload 5 photos to Google Drive titled: Assignment #10. Label each photo with the technique used.
Points: 20
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Assignment #11: Color Story Project
Instructions:
- Choose 1 main color
- Take 5-8 photos where that color stands out.
- Think about mood and consistency.
- Upload 5-8 of the photos to Google Drive titled: Assignment #11.
- Respond to the prompt using the Google Doc inside Google Classroom: Explain your color theme.
Points: 20
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Assignment #12: Perspective & Angles
Instructions:
- Photograph the same subject from different angles.
- Include at least:
- Low angle
- High angle
- Close up
- Wide shot
- Upload 4-5 photos to Google Drive Folder titled: Assignment #12.
- Respond to the prompt using the Google Doc provided in Google Classroom:
- Describe how perspective changes the image.
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