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Watch this video first, it explains your assignment!

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Watch this video first, it explains your assignment!

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1. Watch the video to the left first

2. Go outside, this will make finding your subject matters much easier!!

3. Look around in your environment with triangles on your brain. Take pictures of people/things that are interesting to you. Intentionally frame  your subject to make a triangle. For this assignment, you don't have to take pictures of people, you might find it easier to spot triangle compositions in objects. Remember to ALWAYS practice personal safety when photographing strangers

4. All of your photographs will have triangles in the composition.

5. Take 20-30 images (or as many as you need!)

6. You can always revisit this Padlet

7. TRANSFER YOUR IMAGES TO YOUR GOOGLE DRIVE/COMPUTER

8.  SHARE your top 3 images to this Padlet before class on 10/27 (Remember to make a Padlet account with your PPS email.)

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After you've taken your photos,  upload your three favorite images to the link below.

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After you've taken your photos,  upload your three favorite images to the link below.

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Link to post your Studio Assignment! [unlinked for student privacy]

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Is a genre of photography that aims to capture everyday moments, usually in public places.
Also called candid or caught photography.

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In photography, composition refers to what the photographer chooses to capture in an image.

A composition can be physically arranged by moving objects or it can be "caught" by the act of the photographer moving around a subject.

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Collin Hughes

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Martin Evans

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Olivia Arthur

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Youngjae Lim

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Jorge Garcia

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Vivian Maier

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1) A triangle, as an element of design, is a literal shape/form/pattern.

2) A triangle in composition, is an implied triangle. The photographer frames an image in a way that draws the viewer's eye to form a relationship between three different points in the photo. For this assignment, we want you to practice taking photos of triangles in composition (see definition #2!)

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If want feedback, feeling unclear, or just looking for some time to work–come to Asynch on Mondays or Thursdays from 2–3:15pm!!

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We have some upcoming group projects. Let us know know your thoughts [unlinked for student privacy]