9.9.19 More on types of composition AND the server

Good morning, photojournalists,

Well, I can't say it's a GOOD morning because I either have a horrible case of allergies or an evil cold.

This is how I feel this morning:

The next three days, you have a lot of things to do.

ALL of the below is due by Wednesday at midnight.

For the photos you've taken up to this point, you need to:

• Go through EVERY folder and get rid of the unuseable/blurry ones (you can do this at home)
• Create your Best Of folder in every event and put your Best Of photos in your folder (you can do this at home)
• Put your folders on the server (you can't get on the server from home, so you have to put all your photos on the server when you're at school)
• Fill out the Event Turn In and Reflection Form and turn it in

AND

Complete the following assignment over composition (you can do this at home)

We're going to spend more time on composition today because:

• I'd like for it to become a habit for you to  look for ways to employ the types of composition in your photography

• It needs to become easier for you to recognize an opportunity to use the different types of composition when you're out shooting

 • Because you're going to start to have to take photos of different kinds of composition in each event you attend

Being able to do this will up your skill and make your photographs more visually appealing.

I was going to spend more time today teaching you about the other types of composition, but you're going to have to do that on your own as we have a lot to do over the next few weeks.

HERE'S A LINK TO THE POWERPOINT I STARTED TO GO OVER LAST WEEK:
2017 Photo Composition Powerpoint

Use this powerpoint to finish filling out your notes.

When you're done with that, you need to complete this google doc:

You need to complete the google doc here:
2019.20 Types of Composition

MAKE SURE YOU FOLLOW THE DIRECTIONS AT THE TOP OF THE PAGE for copying, renaming, and sharing your document!!

You have until TUESDAY AT MIDNIGHT to complete this. And then when you're done, I'm going to take it even further in your photo assignments you're taking.