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AS Photography

AS Photography. Taster Sessions September 2013. Today we will…. Discuss the course Complete some basic image analysis Use that analysis to create some portraits. Art & Design: Photography (AS). Art & Design: Photography (A2). Resources. http://stratfordphotography.wordpress.com/

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AS Photography

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  1. AS Photography Taster Sessions September 2013

  2. Today we will… • Discuss the course • Complete some basic image analysis • Use that analysis to create some portraits

  3. Art & Design: Photography (AS)

  4. Art & Design: Photography (A2)

  5. Resources • http://stratfordphotography.wordpress.com/ • https://twitter.com/Alevelphotos

  6. Task • Aims: Create a portrait image of someone you do not know! • Objective 1: Study existing portraits to see what you can learn about the subjects • Objective 2: Mind-map ideas for your own portrait (at this stage you will not know who you are shooting) • Objective 3: Shoot (on auto) a portrait of your subject so that some of their personality comes out!

  7. Cecil Beaton Diane Arbus Eve Arnold PhillipeHalsman Antonin Kratochvil On the back (or over the top) write at least one thing you can say about the subjects personality from each image Annie Leibovitz

  8. 1. Fill in the mind map and try to make reference to the images from before 2. Sketch, or note down a plan (now you know your subject). Make sure you use at least one idea from those images 3. Shoot!

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