Photographers
Masao Yamamoto
John Divola
Arne Svenson
Loretta Lux
Mark Klett
Tokihiro Sato
Andreas Feininger
Andreas Gursky
Araki Nobuyoshi
Bernd and Hilda Bechner
Bruce Conner
Bruce Weber
Catherine Wagner
Christian Boltanski
Chuck Close
Cindy Sherman
Dan Graham
David Hilliard
David Hockney
David Levinthal
Diane Arbus
Dieter Appelt
Duane Michaels
Eadweard Muybridge
Edward Ruscha
Edward Weston
Eudora Welty
Francesca Woodman
Fredrick Sommer
Gilbert and George
Harry Callahan
Henri Cartier-Bresson
Henry Wessel
Hiroshi Sugimoto
Homma Takashi
Irving Penn
Jack Fulton
Jan Dibbets
Jan Groover
Jeff Wall
Jerry Uelsmann
Jock Reynolds
Jock Sturges
Joel Meyerowitz
John Baldessari
Josef Sudek
Karl Blossfelt
Kimiko
Lee Friedlander
Linda Connor
Local
Man Ray
Martha Cooper
Martin Parr
Mary Ellen Mark
Michael Ackerman
Minor White
Misha Gordin
Moholy-Nagy
Moriyama Daido
Nan Goldin
Nick Waplington
Nobuyoshi Araki
Philip- Lorea diCorcia
Regan Louie
Richard Avedon
Richard Misrach
Richard Prince
Robert Adams
Robert Frank
Sally Mann
Sherry Levine
Sigmar Polke
Stephen Prina
Stephen Shore
Thomas Demand
Thomas Ruff
Thomas Struth
Tina Modotti
Todd Hido
Urs Luhti
Uta Barth
W. Eugene Smith
Weegee
William Klein
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Assignments
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.
Depending on what you may or may not know regarding ISO, experiment
with this setting in your camera as well.
Bracketing Exposures -
3 Subjects - 3-5 exposures for each with alternate exposure.
1st exposure according to meter reading.
2nd + .5 half step greater aperture/shutter selection or more exposure (over)
3rd + 1 whole step (full stop) greater aperture/shutter selection (over)
4th .5 half step smaller aperture/shutter selection or less exposure (under)
5th - 1 whole step smaller aperture/shutter selection or less exposure (under)
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Experiment with White Balance Bracketing.
Depth of Field
3-5 Images which illustrate the side effects of aperture selections.
Motion / Blur
3-5 Images which illustrate the side effects of shutter speed / time
value selections.
Subject explorations /
Framing exercise. Shoot a minimum of 20 images of a single subject from every
angle and a variety of compositional arrangements. explore
position/ balance/ background/ etc...
3-5 images of light. Where light is the central subject
or primary focus of the image. Consider both ambient or existing natural and
artificial light sources and utiliting the flash. Be
sure to also experiment with the flash in daylight. What impact does it have
... ?
Alternate Assignments:
Cropping 5-n-1 - Take an existing file and
crop to create 5 different image files. Focus is on re-framing and composing.
Not compositing.
Composite - 1
in 5 - Create one image file from the components or pieces of
minimum 5 image files. Create multiple variations on the composition
at will.
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Overview
Intro
Self
Student
Camera/System
Previous Experience
Motivation/Objectives
Previous Work - (Following session review)
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email address to basearts.com
Best Practices
Original Files
Working Files
Zip Disks/CDRW/CDR
Regarding Cards, Memory Sticks
Lab Proceedures
File Naming conventions
Storage drives
Temporary Drives
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Regarding working files from disk
Lecture:
Camera (*Digital)
- CCD/Super CCD/
Change couple device - Individual sensors / samples
Pixel / grain
Bit Depth
Shutter speed
Apeture
Film Speed - Sensitivity (iso) equivalent to grain /noise in lower light
situations
White Balance
- Lens
Focal Length - Shorter focal length - 50mm become 72/105
Sensory sizes vary although typically smaller than 35mm
Greater Depth of field,
- LCD - Liquid Crystal Display
Relevant with viewfinder cameras regarding what the image actually
captures.
Transport / Storage
- USB
- Firewire/ iLink / IEEE1394
- Serial
- SCSI
- Flash Card
- Memory Stick
- CD
- DVD
Core File Issues
Photoshop
Best Practices (Reviewed)
Transport and Organization
File Browser
File Info
CD/DVD Burning
Web Gallery
Contact Sheet II
Selection, Manipulation and Repair
Selections
Croping
Magic Wand
Color Range
Burn / Dodge
Clone
Healing
History
Color/tonal Correction
Levels
Curves
Auto
Color Modes
Conversion (black and white)
Compositing
Layers
Channels
Masks
Scanning
Printing
Color Management
Resolution
Pre-Press File Preparation
File Types
Web Presentation
Image Ready
Optimization
Automation Techniques
Legal / Copyright Issues
Protecting your images
Respecting the work of others
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Reading
List:
Photography: A Critical Introduction, Edited
by Liz Wells, 1997, Routledge
Photography in Print, Edited
by Vicki Goldberg, 1981, University of New Mexico Press
By Susan Sontag
On Photography, 1973, Picador.
By John Berger
Another Way of Telling, 1982, Vintage Books
The Sense of Sight, 1985, Vintage Books
Ways of Seeing, 1972. BBC & Penguin Books
By James Elkins
The Object Stares Back: on the nature of seeing, 1996,
Simon and Schuster
By Roland Barthes
Camera Lucida, 1981, Hill and Wang
Image, Music, Text, 1977, Noonday Press
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Technical:
The Photoshop CS book for Digital Photographers,
Scott Kelby, 2003, New Riders
Photography: An Introduction
By Barbara London, John Upton, Ken Kobre, Betsy Brill
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Final
Portfolio - Traditional - 80 Total
Who - People - 5 People, 5 Lighting Situations - 25 Total
Selfportrait
Family
Friends
Where - Place - 5 Views, 3 Locations - 15 Total
Home
Neighborhood
Hometown
What - Thing - 5 Items - 5 Views - 25 Total
Personal effects
Automobile
Home
Composite/Montage - 5 Total
Image / Text - 5 Total
Prints - 5 Total
Self Portrait
Place
Thing
Composite
Image/Text
Web - Portfolio
Self Portrait
Place
Thing
Composite
Image/Text
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