Galley/Museum Visit

1.  Describe gallery/museum (PHOTO EXHIBIT NO OTHER MEDIUMS) (No on campus galleries here at El Camino College
2.  What's the exhibit about
3.  Subject theme (What is it why is it important or significant)
4.  Description of photographs (what's it look like)(Choose one to describe)
5.  What do think of the exhibit
6. Brochure
7. Image photo from exhibit

Long Exposure

1. Paint with light. 15 to 30 seconds
2. Stabilize camera and move the camera once during the exposure to create a seeming double exposure. 15 seconds
3. Move camera during exposure. 2-4 seconds

Edward Curtis

Timothy O'Sullivan

Long Exposure

Portrait / Framing Exercise

Use your camera to create a portrait of a classmate.  Remember to use some simpleideas to turn the would-be snapshots into photographs:

  RULE OF THIRDS

Divide frame to three parts vertically and horizontally and place subject where the lines crossas opposed to center.

POINT OF VIEW

Change your point of view. Instead of eye level try above, below and behind.

DISTANCE AND PLACEMENT

Come close and move far back. Do not be afraid to get close!

FRAMING

Use these 4 types of framing in at least 16 exposures.  

Submit 1 print of each framing technique. 4 prints total.

Wet Collodian Process

Beginning of Photography & Talbot

Exposure