Presentations on October 19th and 21st will showcase the Photography work you have all been doing over the last 6 weeks. You have all come a long way with this subject - many of you learning Photography for the first time and using it as a tool to explore Contrast as a theme. Continue to upload work to the blog to receive feedback that you could use in your reflective journal.
Please have the following prepared at the start of lesson in Week 6:
1) Presentation - in the form of a slide show or Powerpoint (or possibly other applications that can be supported by the mac's).
2) Sketchbooks - all work represented (initial research, artist research, assignments, contact sheets, and selections of images) in your sketchbook and everything fully annotated.
3) Journals and/or Blogs - Have your individual blogs open on the night for us to look at if you have been keeping your journal entirely in the form of a blog. If you are keeping a written journal for all your subjects, bring that. If you have kept both a blog and a journal, print out and include the blog entries in your journal.
4) Written Evaluations - 1 - A4 page to also include the final images inserted into the body of the text and analyzed.
PRESENTATIONS should be a discussion of the following information and should be no longer than 7 minutes:
1) Explain your Contrast theme - how did you define Contrast?
2) What did you photograph? Subject matter, genre/style, techniques
3) What are you trying to communicate with this work; what is the message, idea, concept, purpose?
4) Explain the strengths/weaknesses in your work and relate your assessment of this to your reflective journal and the comments/feedback from class and from the blog.
5) Analyze the images you are showing as finals - why have they made the final cut? Refer to your 'What makes a good photography' document
6) Explain any specific techniques you have used and mention artists that have influenced your work.
Your written evaluation should cover the above as well.
Good luck!!
What other photos can we include in the presentation other than the photographs for our final idea? for example the David LaChapelle photograph that I got my idea from, and pictures of Jill Greenberg's work as im using her photoshopping techniques in my work, can i use any of those?
ReplyDeleteHere is my powerpoint:
ReplyDeletehttp://www.4shared.com/document/mFxADtqX/photography.html
If you need an audio commentary for it, I can try and do that too