10/19
-Quiz
#4 on pages 205-207
-In class discussion of Discussion Topic #4
-Discussion on Manipulated Photographs – Pre-Photoshop and Post-Photoshop
-Discussion on Manipulated Photographs – Pre-Photoshop and Post-Photoshop
-Go Over Critiquing Photography – Formal Analysis
-Shooting Assignment #8
explained and given – Shoot your Full Name from graphic elements.
-Critique of selected images from Assignment #7 – projected
Formal Analysis
For
next week: -BRING: in camera
-BRING:
your permission slip!
-UPLOAD:
images to your Tumblr from Assignment #8.
Formal Analysis
A formal analysis
consists of a purely visual description of the work irrespective
of cultural context, history,
or artistic motivation. As such, it is a basic tool for art historians and artists to understand the purely visual
aspects of a work of art. This is not to say that such cultural or motivational
interpretations can be separated from the artwork, but that the visual elements
provide an essential starting point for understanding a work of art.
Elements of a formal
analysis include descriptions of color, space, line, volume, mass, and composition.
Click here for video on Formal Analysis
Formal Analysis Example
Shooting
Assignment #8
Graphic Elements in your environment
For this homework
assignment I’d like you to go out on the streets of New York City and
photograph the letters of your full name.
Try and get as close as
possible to the letter and isolate just that letter.
A letter can’t be used
twice. In other words if your full name
has 3 Bs then there has to be three completely different Bs.
Each letter also has to be
from a different source. No using the
same sign for multiple letters!
Points will be deducted if
you are not too close.
You have a better chance of
getting all the letters if you go to a busy commercial center.
You are allowed only ONE letter to be photographed
inside! Everything else MUST be photographed outside.
It doesn’t have to
necessarily be an actual letter from a sign.
For example, if your name has a “Y” and you see a tree branch that’s
shaped like a “Y” then use that.
Be creative and have fun
with this!!!
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