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Teaching tool 6 still life photography Audience: 3 rd Grade

Teaching tool 6 still life photography Audience: 3 rd Grade. EME62005 Tricia Sproule. What is Still Life? .

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Teaching tool 6 still life photography Audience: 3 rd Grade

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  1. Teaching tool 6still life photographyAudience: 3rd Grade EME62005 Tricia Sproule

  2. What is Still Life? • Still life is a picture of objects that do not move. For example, a simple picture of fruit on a table is still life. Photographers and artists set up the still life to be painted or photographed.

  3. Still Life • Still life can be your favorite game. Chess1 By: Kasman123 http://www.flickr.com/photos/iainharley/1814511930/

  4. Your Task • Create a Power Point presentation of Still Life photos you have gathered with a partner from Flickr and ones you have taken. • The presentation must include: • 2 photos from Flickr • 3 photos you have taken • You may design your Power Point however you like. • Be creative and have fun!

  5. Tips • Look for interesting arrangements. • Get different angles and from different heights. • Use a black or white background. • Use everyday items. • Shoot Vertically and horizontally

  6. Flickr (Quick Review) • Open www.flickr.com. • Click Search, then Advanced Search • Type in the word still life, click advanced search. • Scroll to select only photos, then click Only within Creative Commons. • Click Search. • Choose a picture. • Once you find a picture, look for the requirements from the owner.

  7. Remember! • Once you know the image is okay to use, right click and save image as and give it a name you will remember. • In Power Point, click insert, then picture. • Always cite your sources to give credit to the owner! This is a district policy. Green Still Life by Jason Tromm http://www.flickr.com/photos/trommetter/2250831260/

  8. Your Own Still Life • Once you feel comfortable, grab a partner. • I have brought several items for you to create your own still life. • Use the digital camera to take still life photos-you may remain in the classroom or right outside the door in an area I can see you. • I will download them for you to insert into your Power Point presentation.

  9. Resources • http://www.photoxels.com/digital-photography-tutorials.html • http://www.nga.gov/kids/zone/stilllife.htm • http://www.photographycorner.com/articles/tips-tricks/still-life-photography • http://www.art-photograph-gallery.com/still-life-photography-tip.html

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