1. Step one: Take 20 shots with your eyes closed in an area which you have studied for a moment.
2. After you take your 20 shots randomly with your eyes closed, save all of your shots in a folder with your name on it inside the Assignments folder.
Student Photos > Assignments > A Shot in the Dark > Your Folder with Your Name on it
3. Open Photoshop and create a New File that is 11 inches wide by 8,5 inches high with a 300 resolution.
Title that file with your name, and collage, like this. PaulS-collage
4. Now open all of your photos in Photoshop.
File > Open > now find your photos on the AMD server, inside your Assignments folder with your name on it.
All of these photos will open as different files in Photoshop.
5. Move your photos onto the collage
One by one, you will move these photos on to the Collage file.
The way you do it is you right click on the background layer, and then choose Duplicate Layer.
The Destination of the layer will be your Collage file. Do this to each photo and then close the photo file until all the photos are different layers of the same file.
6. Arrange your collage
Now resize (Control+T to Transform(remember to hold Shift when resizing so the photos don't distort or stretch unrealistically) and rearange (Move Tool is key command V) the photos until you are satisfied with your collage.
Friday, January 29, 2016
Wednesday, January 20, 2016
Robotics: Werner Herzog
http://io9.gizmodo.com/the-legendary-filmmaker-werner-herzog-has-made-a-docume-1754040226
How well do you love your robot?
How well do you love your robot?
Photo: Historical Archives
http://www.apimages.com/historical-photo-archive?ss=10
Choose a photo from the archives to discuss in a blog post.
Discuss with your shoulder partner why you think this photo speaks to you. What is it about the photo that caught your eye? Why are you interested in that subject? IS there a connection between that subject and your own life? How does the photo from history relate to you today? Maybe it doesn't at all. Maybe you like it for a different reason altogether. Share that with your desk partner.
Choose a photo from the archives to discuss in a blog post.
Discuss with your shoulder partner why you think this photo speaks to you. What is it about the photo that caught your eye? Why are you interested in that subject? IS there a connection between that subject and your own life? How does the photo from history relate to you today? Maybe it doesn't at all. Maybe you like it for a different reason altogether. Share that with your desk partner.
Photo: Assoc. Press Royalty Free Images
http://www.apimages.com/Royalty-Free-Images?ss=100527
Find a royalty free image that you are going to use in your magazine ad.
Download it and throw it in Photoshop to begin work on the ad that you are going to create.
Find a royalty free image that you are going to use in your magazine ad.
Download it and throw it in Photoshop to begin work on the ad that you are going to create.
Photo: Associated Press Sports Photos
http://www.apimages.com/Search?query=title+%3D+aptopix+and+subject+%3D+sports&ss=10&st=kw&entitysearch=&toItem=21&orderBy=Newest
Choose a photo from the image bank at Associated Press.
Discuss why this photo is a great photo in your own blog. Does a good sports photo require a good looking model? What makes a good sports photo work?
Choose a photo from the image bank at Associated Press.
Discuss why this photo is a great photo in your own blog. Does a good sports photo require a good looking model? What makes a good sports photo work?
Photo: Magnum Whereabouts
http://www.magnumphotos.com/C.aspx?VP3=CMS3&VF=MAGO31_3
Choose a location on the map. Look at the work from the Magnum photographer who is stationed there. Reflect on the photos in their work and describe why they appeal to you or do not appeal to you. Discuss use of light and shadow in a specific photo. Discuss composition in a specific photo in your own blogs.
Choose a location on the map. Look at the work from the Magnum photographer who is stationed there. Reflect on the photos in their work and describe why they appeal to you or do not appeal to you. Discuss use of light and shadow in a specific photo. Discuss composition in a specific photo in your own blogs.
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