January 01, 2020

This is your FINAL Portrait assignment. Please see attached details. 

April 01, 2019

Notes about everything Portrait Photography related. 

January 30, 2019

The VIMFF Photographic Competition (https://vimff.org/vimff-2019-photography-competition/) has a youth category this year! Photos should be MOUNTAIN Landscape/Sport Related. There is a $200 cash prize for this category, announced at the Chris Burkard evening (field trip pending). The official submission deadline is February 3. Though they will extend this by a couple of days. 

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The VIMFF is offering two free entries per Carson student. Just enter "Carson" in the discount code field. You can then pay the fee for any extra images you want to submit. To be considered for the Youth prize, you need to be under 17, and enter your age in the form. Older students are still welcome to enter using the discount. 

January 01, 2020

Please see the assignment instructions attached.

January 01, 2020

Please see the attached assignment. Sign up will be in class. 

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Please see attached the assignment. EMAIL VB Your Photo BEFORE your presentation day!

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100 Most Influential Photographs of all times http://100photos.time.com 

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Schedules Below

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https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1ffpqIkOibZ1vxg0a_5BzqFcX72ubm_KjUJN7iB8L_kw/edit?usp=sharing 

October 29, 2018

Individually you will create a visual dictionary of the elements and principles of design and composition. You may choose to complete the assignment in one of the following ways; a booklet/journal, powerpoint or creative poster. Your final product must include the E or P title, one photo for each of the below elements and principles of design AND a brief write up that includes a definition and how you have used that E or P in your photo (3-5 sentences). 

January 01, 2020

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January 01, 2020

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October 01, 2018

Sign up in class to research a photographer on the list. Answer the questions provided on the handout then share your answers with 2 other people in the class. They in turn will share their answers with you. 

October 01, 2018

• Sign into a computer and look through the Powerpoint about the History of Photography attached in the button link below. You may also go online and research the History of Photography.

• Use the timeline template that the TOC has photocopied to list the most important inventions and events in history in chronological order.

• On the back write 3 paragraphs, each listing an event or invention in photography which impresses you the most and has had the most impact on your life today.

September 20, 2016

When capturing MOTION you need to set your shutter speed first for the desired outcome, then adjust your aperture for proper exposer. 

September 13, 2016

Sometimes you may want to set your aperture to control the depth of field creating some cool visual effects that will enhance your images. Click on the link below to learn all about it!

September 22, 2016

ISO Settings are important for both Digital and Film Cameras and relate directly to your picture quality.

September 07, 2017

This chart shows the balance needed to properly expose a photo through the relationship between the cameras Aperture and the Shutter Speed. 

September 07, 2017

This attachment simply shows visually what you would see with Over/Under exposure. 

September 05, 2018

What filed trips are you most interested in? Focus will be on making the highest ranked field trips happen.

September 09, 2016

The aim of the Photography 11 course is to provide students with opportunities to further develop their skills and knowledge in visual arts, and photography. Students will explore a range of subject matter through studio activities, outdoor adventures and will consolidate their practical skills in the darkroom and digital darkroom. Students will also analyze art works and study aspects of art history, as well as current art forms from Canada and other parts of the world. Instruction will include the use of the film cameras, darkroom equipment, digital camera and image manipulation software (Photoshop).  Students will blend shooting and manipulation techniques to produce stylized and multi-image works.