Monday, 24 March 2014
Friday, 21 March 2014
Final Exam details
What to write in your introduction from Jaskirt Boora
EXAM DATES AND SKETCHBOOK HAND IN
Monday 31st March - Block F
Tuesday 1st April - Block F
Wednesday 2nd April - Block C
Thursday 3rd April - Block C
Friday 4th April - Block B
Monday 7th April - Block B
Sketchbook deadline: Monday 28th April. This needs to be handed in to college services from 10am – 1pm. If you fail to hand in your sketchbook you will risk failing the exam.
WORKSHOPS
- Every Tuesday and Thursday 13.30 -14.15 in Q10
- During Easter there will be a workshop day for both Art1 and Art2 sketchbook work. This will be on Thursday 24th April from 9am – 4pm
Thursday, 20 March 2014
Monday, 17 March 2014
Exam presentation
Printing and mounting for exam from Jaskirt Dhaliwal
For your exam we recommend students to, at the very minimum, present in the formats of a exceptionally presented; display board, book or digital presentation.
For your exam we recommend students to, at the very minimum, present in the formats of a exceptionally presented; display board, book or digital presentation.
Sunday, 16 March 2014
Photoshop Tutorials on colour cast and replacing colours
For more of Adobe's video tutorials go to: http://tv.adobe.com/show/learn-photoshop-cs6/
Correcting Colour Cast using Levels
Tinting a Photograph
Using the Colour Range Command
Correcting Colour Cast using Levels
Tinting a Photograph
Using the Colour Range Command
Thursday, 13 March 2014
If only for a second by Mimi Foundation
What an ingenius way to put a very special smile on a cancer patient's face.
In its latest project, a cancer foundation based in Belgium has tried to get 20 people to experience the feeling of being 'carefree' after being diagnosed with the disease - and captured that moment on camera.
The idea was inspired by a patient who told the foundation, 'You know what I miss the most? Being carefree'.
So to make that happen, staff invited 20 patients to a photo studio for what they told them was a free makeover from a team of professional hair and makeup stylists.
The Mimi Foundation, a French organisation focused on quality of life for people affected by cancer, has launched “If only for a second” (Ne serait-ce qu’une seconde), a campaign featuring 20 women and men experiencing a unique makeover. Patients going through chemotherapy and radiotherapy were offered a hair and makeup experience without being able to see themselves during the transformation. A photograph then immortalized the moment they opened their eyes. The campaign includes a limited edition book, in which every photo is followed by a caption, the date and the time the photo was taken. Donations are encouraged on the Mimi Foundation site.
The Mimi Foundation, a French organisation focused on quality of life for people affected by cancer, has launched “If only for a second” (Ne serait-ce qu’une seconde), a campaign featuring 20 women and men experiencing a unique makeover. Patients going through chemotherapy and radiotherapy were offered a hair and makeup experience without being able to see themselves during the transformation. A photograph then immortalized the moment they opened their eyes. The campaign includes a limited edition book, in which every photo is followed by a caption, the date and the time the photo was taken. Donations are encouraged on the Mimi Foundation site.
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2521235/Incredulous-reactions-20-cancer-patients-given-outlandish-makeovers-forget-illness-second.html#ixzz2vqDybiZ7
More info on the project here: http://www.mimi-foundation.org/en/ifonlyforasecond.html
Tuesday, 11 March 2014
Creative Presentation: Multimedia Photography videos
Be Myself from duckrabbit on Vimeo.
DREAM OF A DIFFERENT LIFE-FINAL from duckrabbit on Vimeo.
Find more from duck rabbit here: http://duckrabbit.info/portfolio/
The Dad Project by Briony Campbell
Thursday, 6 March 2014
Wednesday, 5 March 2014
Photography Competition for Young People
Foam Talent Call 2014 from Foam Magazine on Vimeo.
To enter the competition go to: http://www.foamtalent.com/
Boogie: Shooting the Streets
Great nuggets of advice in this video, and brilliant accent too.
It is only 1:47 so, Take a look!
Dario
It is only 1:47 so, Take a look!
Dario
Monday, 3 March 2014
Written Study Feedback
- Include more example images from each photographer's body of work. There needs to be at least an image from each photographer after the introduction. You can even include a page of images from each body of work to demonstrate this.
- Remember to analyse 2 images from EACH photographer. You can compare and contrast an image from each directly if you so wish
- Include your experimentation at the end of your study that shows how you've been influenced by the photographers you've researched.
- Make sure you ANALYSE the photographs. Don't just describe what you see, you need to analyse how the composition, camera techniques and lighting aid the concept and context of the work.
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