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Photo Scavenger Hunt

What does it look like...

1. An ant looking at food.

2. A bird looking at the ground.

3. A three year old looking into a refrigerator or at an adult.

4. Loneliness

5. Excitement

6. Someone who stands out in a crowd.

Did not get a picture

7. A photo at 9am.

8. A photo at noon.

9. A photo at 4pm.

10. A building

11. A part of a building.

12. A door knob or detail.

Extra Credit

1. Something shiny. 

6. A photo at 6pm.

Movie: Get the Picture

1. Which well known photographers did Morris work alongside?

            Morris worked alongside Robert Capa and Henri Cartier Bresson.

    

      2.   What was his most interesting/well known shot?

            His most famous shot involved soldiers fighting on a beach during D-Day.

     

      3.   What was challenging about his work?

            In order to cover current events, he always had to be prepared to take pictures.

      4.   What did you find interesting about his work?

           He never hid the truth from those who viewed his photos. Therefore, some of his pictures were quite gruesome.

      5.   What did you find interesting about the works of Robert Capa and Henri Cartier Bresson? 

            Capa was famous for always capturing war events as they happened. Bresson made viewers of his photos feel like they were actually in war.

Principles of Design

Pattern

Balance

Unity

Variety

Movement

Rhythm

Emphasis

Proportion

Rule of Thirds

Collage

7 Elements

Line - the path of a moving point, mark, or hatch mark, made on a surface

Color - derived from reflected light, sensation of color is aroused in the brain by response of eyes to wavelength; 3 parts - hue, intensity, and value

Value - lightness or darkness of hue

Shape - area enclosed by an outline

Form - 3D: height, width, and depth

Texture - the feel, appearance, or consistency of a surface or a substance, the tactile quality of surface of work of art

Space - creation of visual perspective, and illusion of depth