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Purpose and Description
For this project, students are challenged to take a different approach to photography than previously discussed. Instead of going out into the world to take photographs of what you find or observe, you will think more like a director overseeing every aspect of the photograph. Explore how your stylistic choices paired with intentionally selected subjects can reveal larger themes and conceptual thinking.
Image Description: Two pieces of a stark white mannequin, the buttocks and hand, sit on a white pedestal with a white background.
Requirements and Assessment
- 6–8 digital files – PSD or TIFF:
- Layered with your edits
- Named according to specified file conventions (i.e. Lastname_ConstrucedforCamera01.psd)
- 6–8 inkjet prints you made in our digital lab
- Technical success of the images and Camera Raw retouching:
- Shot on Manual Mode
- Subject is sharp and in focus
- Proper exposure
- Appropriate depth of field, shutter speed
- ISO between 100–400
- Correct white balance
- Successful compositions that address the elements of design and concept:
- Images work together as a series
- Images demonstrate a relationship between concepts and visual form
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