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Assignment 3: Your World: Unveiling the Beauty in the Everyday. -Abstract Elements Using a Shallow Depth of Field and Macro Photography. Principle of Design: Repetition/Pattern

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Assignment 3:  Your World: Unveiling the Beauty in the

Everyday.

-Abstract Elements Using a Shallow Depth of Field and Macro Photography.

Principle of Design: Repetition/Pattern

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Your World &Your task: Everyday Beauty- Up Close• Take SIX photos that

represent your world. • What do you find

beautiful? What surrounds you that makes you complete? Is it nature, inanimate objects, people, tools, food, soft clothes, etc.

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Macro Photography• The art of taking close-

up pictures that reveal details which can’t be seen with the naked eye.

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Macro Photography• Making objects seem larger, greater than

life size.

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3. Focus on ABSTRACTION! 

This means making the object/thing NOT recognizable. Making it less identifiable.

Recognizable Abstract

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Abstract means…-Unusual: Capture something in a way that it would not usually be seen.

-Non-representational: not meant to look like a certain object or thing.

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4. Use a SHALLOW DEPTH OF FIELD, so more of the image is in focus allowing the textures and lines to create patterns.

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5. Focus on Principle of Design Repetition/Pattern

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What is Pattern/Repetition?

1.Elements that are repeated: • Lines • Color• Texture• Shapes• Forms

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Why use Pattern/repetition?

• Patterns give us order in an otherwise chaotic world.

• Tool used to calm the viewer, making them feel comfortable.

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Pattern & Repetition also

• Increase the emotional impact of your images

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Lighting- Flash? Use daylight? Use home lamps?

• Challenging to have sufficient lighting• Due to:• Macro photography requiring small apertures to achieve

necessary Depth of Field• Macro photography requiring longer exposures to

compensate for the small apertures

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Marvel at the small things!-texture

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Frame Your Shot!-Don’t just crop!

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Think About the Angle!

Tilt your camera or get low to the ground!

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Your World. Your Beauty. In 6 Photos.

-What do you like? Food? Above: Mushroom

-Interests? Top right: Guitar

-Parts of objects? Bottom right: rusted metal

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YOUR PROJECT CHALLENGE

• The 6 photos must be MACRO photos that focus on pattern.

• Photos should be abstract.

• 6 photos form 1 composition.

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DUE DATES:

• 1. Monday, Oct. 3rd:  10 MACRO photos of your objects in your world.

• 2. Tuesday, Oct. 4th:  Choose 6 photos and get approval from teacher.

• 3. Friday, Oct. 7th:  Final edited 6 Photos.

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Student Examples

Notice: A cool color scheme (Blue)

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Notice: A cool Black & White (neutral) color scheme

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Notice: A Warm Color scheme (Orange, Red, Yellow, Brown)

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Warm Up #5 – Abstract Macro & Pattern

• I. Take a photo of 4 different objects.

• –The goal is to make an object less recognizable. No one should be able to guess what the object is!

• Use a SHALLOW (focus on close object) depth of field.

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Look for…Patterns-Then decide how to frame it

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If no one can guess…You get a prize!

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Pumpkin

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Spaghetti

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Teabag

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Lipstick

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Toenail dryer