PHOA113: Week 5 - Announcements
Hi PHOA113,
We are currently in day one of week five;
welcome! I wanted to double check with everyone that we are clear as
to what is due this week. I have made a little checklist for you below.
RE: Photo Story by: W. Eugene Smiths (for week 5)
RE: WEEK 5 - READINGS
Week Five’s reading contain the following sections:
· Editing 104; Sequence and Arrangement
· Formatting the Wall
· Exhibit Statement
· Summary
RE: WEEK 5 – ASG. #1: “Mock Exhibition Entry (Final Project)”
In
this assignment, you will be submitting your top 10 images that you
shot during this course. You will also be writing a 100-word Exhibition
Statement. This preparation is meant to better prepare you for your
final project, W5A2.
By (see assignment for actual date), respond to the discussion questions assigned to you. Submit your responses to the appropriate Discussion Area.
By (see assignment for actual date),
start reviewing and responding to your peers' posts. Respond to at
least two of your peers’ posts by asking a question, posting a comment,
or adding a point to expand the discussion. Be honest, clear, and
concise.
Always use
constructive language, even in criticism, to work toward the goal of
positive progress. Make sure to use your course text or other research
when possible in your responses.
RE: WEEK 5 – ASG. #2: “Filling in the Gaps for Exhibition Entry”
In
this assignment, shooting 30 new images of either: inanimate objects,
miniature objects, an interior space, an exterior building, a male
model, or a female model. You will choose one subject—or subject matter—to focus on for this assignment. You will base this decision off of the feedback you received from your instructor for the previous assignments; this choice will be based off of the grades you received for past assignments (more details below).
By (see assignment for actual date), submit your contact sheet and PDF file to this Discussion Area. Follow current MLA guidelines for the writing style, spelling, grammar, and citation of sources.
By (see assignment for actual date), use this Discussion Area
to critique the work posted by at least two of your peers. Discuss
their ability to use focal length, light, and composition to make
specific photographic statements.
RE: WORKING AHEAD
Although
it may be tempting to work ahead, I would encourage all of you to work
within the given time frame. If you must work ahead, please refrain
from submitting your work until the given deadline.
Thank you and please feel free to respond to this post if you have any questions/concerns.
-Professor Fiander