Photo Iii Syllabus

Syllabus Creative Photography III Mr. Renninger Scope and Sequence of Course Content: Semester One: 1. Review Advanced Concepts as follows: 2. Equivalent exposures 3. Bracketing 4. Studio lighting/ Portraiture 5. Lens types 6. Zone focusing 7. Hand-coloring 8. Print Finishing 9. Advanced Adobe Photoshop/ Photo ethics 10. Bleaching 11. Toning Semester Two: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8.

Advanced Adobe Photoshop continued Portfolio Development Pushing/ Pulling Film Advanced Studio Lighting/ Still Life Use of filters Experimental Techniques *Infrared Photography Into to Color: Slides

Materials: E= Essential materials. These are low cost items that will be required each day. O= Optional materials. These are useful, but NOT required items. E: Sharp pencil with eraser (approx. $0.50) E: 8x10 inch or11x14 inch book bound sketchbook (approx. $10.00) E: Extra fine point black pen (approx. $0.50) Projected Shooting Assignments (subject to change at teacher’s discretion) • • • • • • • • •

Photoshop Classroom in a Book Lessons 1-18 Studio Still Life Conceptual Portrait Manipulated Negative Bleaching/Toning Contemporary landscape Intro to color *Infrared Independent Studies w/ teacher permission

Grading System Creative Photography The total number of points for each grading period will vary (depending on the number of assignments.) The point values for each assignment are: Homework: 5 Class Participation: 5 Contact Sheet: 10 Written Classwork: 10 Quizzes: 10-20 Sketchbook Check (2 per grading period): 25 Tests: 30-50 Bellwork: 45 (1 point per day) Shooting/ Studio Assignments (criteria below): 50 • Technical quality/ neatness • Creativity • Composition • Fulfills assignment • Critique participation Written Critiques: 50 Lab/ Studio Responsibilities: 50 Unprepared for Class: -2 Late Camera: -5 per day  Late Work: Advanced Students may not turn in late Work! Shooting assignments are due at the beginning of class on the day of the critique. Sketchbooks are due by 2:45 on the due date.