Chapter 2 Quiz, Friday March 7

If you're absent, like Shane, Heather, or Jennifer- you need to read chapter 7 on your own, and/or borrow notes from a classmate as soon as you get back.

Thursday, Feb. 28 groups will read, review, discuss and report on the following sections: Jan-Apr birthdays report on pages 38-39
May-Aug on pp. 40-41
Sep-Dec on 42-43

The vocabulary so far for chapter 2:

• Focal Length (p.32)
  
• Normal Focal Length Lens (p.32)
  
• Depth of Field
• Telephoto (p.34)
  
• Zoom Lens (p.34)
  
• Wide Angle (p.36-37)
• Short Focal Length Lens (p.36-37)

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Rule of Thirds

While you're out taking pictures this weekend, remember the compositional rule that you learned this week; the rule of thirds. Not only can you place your subject on a third, but you should try to take advantage of the intersections by placing your center of visual interest (CVI) on one of the four "hot spots." Here are a couple of examples I snagged off the web with Google Image Search-

Photo Assignments

Due Wednesday, February 20
Minimum 13 pictures, Max 25
Remember to do a walk-around to find the best background and lighting conditions

More portraits-

• Framed; horizontal, vertical, and tilted
• Cropped; 3/3 - 2/3 - and 1/3
• Tight details (hand, shoes, collar, etc.)

Rule of thirds (either portrait or landscapes)-

• Left third
• Right third
• Top third
• Bottom third
  

Terms for Yearbook Quiz Friday Feb.22

Caption writing pp. 74-77

• IDENT (ID/ Identification)
• Summery Caption
• Quote Caption
• Extended Caption
• Group ID
• Collective Caption
• 5W&H
• Lead-in
• Overline
• Drop-Cap (Initial Letter)
  

Please have something done by Friday, February 16

028 MS G BB- Eric
029 MS B BB- Christine
030 MS Cheer- Jenn R & Olivia F
031 MS StuCo- Jamie & Cody
003 Elem Div- Bonnie
033 HS Div- Kristen
019 MS Div- Kristen
047 Clubs Div- Miranda
072 Fine Arts Div- Holli F
073 Visual Arts- House
078 Speech- Jones
079 Student Life Div- Kristen & Bonnie
090 Ads Div- ???
016 Elem StuCo- Seth
040 Sr Div- Seniors
041-046 Senior Section- Seniors

Chris Houston's self portrait