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This document provides instructions for a shadow photography project consisting of 3 final photos forming a triptych interpreting a song, poem, fairytale or quote. Students will take photos exploring shadows in 3 ways: 1) the shadow alone, 2) a piece of the subject and its shadow, and 3) the full subject and shadow. The final 3 photos are due December 11th and should combine techniques to illustrate the chosen work.
Shadow slideshow
- 1. Shadow Photography -For this Project you will be taking 3 final photos. - A series of work called a Triptych that will reinterpret your favorite song, poem, fairytale, quote.
- 2. Photo 1: Shoot the shadow and leave the thing creating it out of the shot. Due: Friday, Dec. 5th (5 photos)
- 7. *Can be 5 photos of same object at different angles OR 5 different photos.
- 8. Photo 2: Shoot a piece of the subject casting the shadow and include the shadow. Due Monday, Dec. 9th : 5 photos
- 11. Photo 3: Shoot the whole subject and its shadow. Due Monday, Dec. 9th : 5 photos
- 15. The shadows in photos can charge the emotions, create surreal, change the concepts and show a different aspect of the subject to the viewer. Emphasis and Proportion.
- 16. Can be 5 photos of same object at different angles OR 5 different photos.
- 17. Go beyond…using photoshop to help define and create your concept. Shadow Photography by Fred Eerdekens
- 18. Shadow Photography by Fred Eerdekens
- 19. Russian photographer and artist Alexey Bednij creates images that make one look twice. Be INVENTIVE
- 20. • Wednesday, Dec. 11th: ALL 3 Final Photos will be due at the end of class. • You may combine 3 different techniques or all the same. • Remember you are making 3 pieces that fit together to make one composition illustrating your song, poem, fairytale, or quote.