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Flipped class is exactly the perfect solution, except when students don't come to class ready and motivated to ask questions and share. Then it's not really using the format to it's greatest capacity.

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Very difficult to find rule of thirds compositions... the focus ends up too close to the center of the image, lacking in dynamic tension. I end up moving closer to the edge of the frame similar to the golden ratio.

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Though these fundamentals show up without conscious effort, it helps to form a language for understanding to apply them intentionally.

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Seeing the world through the lens of a project focused my attention narrowly. A good exercise, but I found myself wanting to remain true to my artistic vision and that's tough when there are 20 photographs to make. My goal here was to shoot images that not only addressed the project's needs, but also were good enough to meet my typical standards that they have engaging subject matter, are visually engaging, and tell a clear story.

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https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1ItYByWnP9L8f0TKMHr9TCZTqv6_kO-_Y?usp=sharing

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Revise and/or iterate your fundamental photos based on feedback in class. Ensure you arrange posts so they are in an organized sequence. Add a comment for each post addressing changes. This will serve as your required change log for this assignment.

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Add the link to your folder for this unit in Google Drive. You should be backing up work there and adding all native layered files, jpegs, pngs, and any docs or slides.

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https://www.notion.so/crystal-lyon/Project-1-Photographing-Fundamentals-e30e1e059d0a4c82863fb0f7dcc8b8df?pvs=4

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Art & Design Education - Tompkins Cortland Community College on Notion

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DESCRIPTION

The elements and principles of design are all around us. We interact with them in our daily lives. For this project, you will be learning how to see, identify and document the fundamentals of design. Ensure each photograph clearly represents the compositional fundamental s you are isolating and illustrating. It is inevitable that each photograph may use more than one fundamental in it, but choose the one your photograph most strongly represents.

Shoot at least 2 photographs for each of the 10 fundamentals from this list:

Rhythm

Contrast

Shape

Repetition

Balance: Symmetry

Balance: Asymmetry

Proximity

Texture

Color

Line

DO:

Use a DSLR, Point & Shoot, or Smart Phone/Tablet. If you don't have a camera borrow someone's or get together with a classmate.

Use ALL BRAND NEW Photographs. Do not use photos you have already shot. Shoot specifically for this assignment. Any photo submitted that shows evidence of the wrong season or date will automatically be disqualified for submission.
PRINCIPLES IN PHOTOS
Compose each photograph carefully ensuring the composition uses the principles of design.

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Project 1: Photographing Fundamentals | Notion

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Write, video using screen share, or audio record your reflection and add it here. Use course terminology from the lectures and reading to discuss your experience learning to see using the principles and elements through photography.

Address what you learned about the principles and elements.

Discuss how using the Rule of Thirds grid was helpful for your compositions.

Discuss how you felt using Fill the Frame and how it affected your compositions.

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Your final 20 fundamental photos goes here for the critique. All posts must be named with the element or design fundamental being represented.