Photo Project 6: Story-Telling

Project Information

Name of Project: Photo Project 6: Story-Telling

Class: Digital Photography

Due Date: 12/8/2019

Date Posted: 12/4/2019

Camera: Canon Rebel T6

Program: Adobe Lightroom, Adobe Photoshop

Quote: “Move too quickly, you overlook much.” ~ Zenyatta

Project Description: For our final project, we were given a quote in class to analyze and develop a story or idea to base off of. We had to create an image or set of images that represented or displayed that quote in a creative way. We were allowed to use whatever in-camera or post-processing techniques we had learned in class.

Weekly Photo Challenges

Project Information

Name of Project: Weekly Photo Challenges

Class: Digital Photography

Due Date: Every Monday of the Week

Camera: Canon Rebel T6

Project Description: Each week, we were given a photography challenge that would test our abilities with the camera. We would then share the designated photo at the beginning of class once a week. This post will be updated weekly with new challenge photos.

Photo Project 4.5: Commercial Photography Redo

Project Information

Name of Project: Photo Project 4.5: Commercial Photography Redo

Class: Digital Photography

Due Date: 10/27/2019

Date Posted: 10/20/2019

Camera: Canon Rebel T6

Program: Adobe Lightroom, Adobe Photoshop

Project Description: We had to take an in-context photo of a chosen product. We had to make sure that the environment and aura of the photo matched the chosen brand’s identity. We were not allowed to add any text or graphics post-processing because the picture should be able to stand on its own. Each photo had to have a one inch white border around it but could be in the proportions of our choice. **For the redo: We had to take what was said in our critique and reshoot the photo to show improvement.*

Photo Project 4: Commercial Photography

Project Information

Name of Project: Photo Project 4: Commercial Photography

Class: Digital Photography

Due Date: 10/20/2019

Date Posted: 10/16/2019

Camera: Canon Rebel T6

Program: Adobe Lightroom, Adobe Photoshop

Project Description: We had to take an in-context photo of a chosen product. We had to make sure that the environment and aura of the photo matched the chosen brand’s identity. We were not allowed to add any text or graphics post-processing because the picture should be able to stand on its own. Each photo had to have a one inch white border around it but could be in the proportions of our choice.

Photo Project 3 – Portrait/Self Portrait

Project Information

Name of Project: Photo Project 3 – Portrait/Self Portrait

Class: Digital Photography

Due Date: 10/12/2019

Date Posted: 10/9/2019

Camera: Canon Rebel T6

Program: Adobe Lightroom, Adobe Photoshop

Partner: Joe Song

Project Description: For our third project, we were randomly assigned a partner with a classmate. We individually had to come up with an idea of how to creatively style portraits to show an expertise in the craft while also showing the subject’s personality in some way. Once we took a successful portrait of our partner, we then had to take a self portrait in the same style to look like a cohesive set of photos. Once taken, each photo needed to have a one inch white border around it using Adobe Photoshop.

Photo Project 2 – Name

Project Information

Name of Project: Photo Project 2 – Name

Class: Digital Photography

Due Date: 9/22/2019

Date Posted: 9/18/2019

Camera: Canon Rebel T6

Program: Adobe Lightroom, Adobe Photoshop

Project Description: We were tasked to find objects that resembled the letters of our name. Once gathered, we had to assemble the pictures in order and play with their individual colors to create a cohesive picture, almost as if they belonged together. There were set borders around each letter.

Photo Project 1 – Color

Project Information

Name of Project: Photo Project 1 – Color

Class: Digital Photography

Due Date: 9/15/2019

Date Posted: 9/14/2019

Camera: Canon Rebel T6

Program: Adobe Lightroom

Project Description: For our first graded assignment, we were assigned a random color that we had to photograph ten different times. Once the photos were taken, we could try to use Lightroom to enhance the quality of our images. In class, we were critiqued on our images and chose two to be graded by our professor. My assigned color was yellow.