Multiplicity

Multiple Photos of yourself in one scene

Ever wish there was more to you around to get more stuff done?  Well, now there can be, at least in a photo!

Use the following tutorial below, to create an image that shows at least 6 of you in one place.  You can definitely shoot to include more of yourself in the image.

Find a location that will make an creative scene to take these images in.  Remember to try as hard as you can to not move the camera when taking these images.

Remember to use a small aperture and get the focus and exposure correct before you start taking multiple photos of yourself.  Utilize the camera's timer or we also have remote shutter release to use as well.

Tutorial:  http://photographytricks.com/step-by-step-multiplicity-photography-tutorial/

Video Tutorial:  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3spT03p0XAQ

Reflection:

How did you decide what scene to take your images in?  What was it about that place that made you want to shoot there?  How did you get creative in your location, props, or positioning of your subject in the image?  What was the most difficult part of this project and how did you overcome it?

Rubric:

Due April 4th

Fake Tattoo?

Tattoo Assignment:


Assignment:

To start with, as practice before you apply a fake tattoo to yourself, look online for images of people you can apply fake tattoos to.  Also look for graphics online that you can apply to those people.  Using one of the tutorials below, apply the graphic to the person and save it for posting it to your blog later.

Take a photo of yourself (forearm, leg, neck, face...or other school appropriate body part) to use as a canvas in photoshop to take found imagery (google a design, logo, etc.) and apply that imagery to your body in photoshop to make it appear that you have a tattoo.

I will take you through my process of applying a graphic to skin, and you can use that process, or the tutorials below to create the look of a tattoo on skin.

Tutorials to help you take an existing image that you have taken of somebody and apply a tattoo to that person:

http://www.shutterstock.com/blog/2013/04/photoshop-tattoo-torial-adding-ink-to-your-digital-models/

More realistic:  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bO8KOlNT0_o

Rubric:

DUE DATE:  March 31st

FORCED PERSPECTIVE

Forced Perspective Assignment:


-- You must take 2 photos of forced perspective with a camera - no images from websites/google.
-- You must include a person in your photo.
-- Your photos must be focused and have correct exposure for the shot you take.
-- Don't just take a snapshot.  Use what you have learned in this and previous classes in photography to take this photo to the next level.
-- Have fun and get creative!

Websites showing examples and tutorials: 
https://digital-photography-school.com/forced-perspective/
http://www.hongkiat.com/blog/force-perspective-photos/
http://list25.com/25-awesome-examples-of-forced-perspective-photography/5/
http://www.photoventure.com/2013/03/30/the-best-forced-perspective-photography-tutorials/

Answer the following questions in your blog under your forced perspective image:

What did you do (write things down, sketch, brainstorm, research, etc.) to help prepare you to make these successful forced perspective images?

Are your images a successful example of forced perspective?  What makes them successful?

What made your images a challenge to make?

DUE: March 9th

Rubric: