2Description: Students will take several photos around the school or at home using the Scavenger Hunt Guide to find 12 different types of shots. Once the original photos are taken, they will be uploaded to iPhoto and saved to their files1 account. After saving to files1, the original photos will then be manipulated in iPhoto where students will adjust their photos using “exposure, contrast, saturation, definition, highlights, shadows, sharpness, de-noise, temperature and tint” tools in iPhoto. When original and edited copies of the 12 types of shots are complete they will then be uploaded to the students WordPress ePortfolio for grading.
1. Still Life- This is a picture of the moon that is in the library. The edited one is on the bottom and I made the colors less vibrent.
2. Landscape- This is a picture of the trees outside of the library. The bottom picture is the edited one, where I made it brighter and tilted it a little.
3. Portrait- This is a picture of me supporting myself in between two walls. The second picture is edited and I made it black and white.
4. Nature Study- This is a picture of fake plants in the library. The bottom one is edited and I made it brighter and cropped to the center.
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5. Reflections- This is a picture of Taylor reflecting off the computers in the library. The bottom one is edited and I made it look blue.
6. Fragment- This is a picture of my rubber pencil grip .The bottom one is the edited one and I made it brighter.
7. Abstraction- This is a photo of a bunch of colorful squares on the wall upstairs. The bottom one is the edited one, I made it look more brighter than before.
8. Pattern- This is a pattern of the blinds upstairs. I edited the bottom one to make it look brighter, I also changed the lighting.
9. Texture- This is photo of the bench upstairs. The bottom one is the edited version, I made the colors less bright and tilted it a little.
10. Light and Shadow- This is a picture of the shadow from the window to Mike. The bottom one is edited and I made it more black and white.
11. Atypical Point of View- This is a picture from a weird angle of Caden sitting down. The second one is edited and I tilted and made him look cooler.
12. Atypical Point of View- This is of Mike from standing up. The second one is edited and I tilted it to look more Atypical.
Reflection: The things I did to make this was to go and take 12 pictures around the school. After I took the pictures I went on my iPad and edited them. Lastly, I airdropped them into my computer and put them onto my portfolio. Some tools I used was my iPad, a computer, and my Files1. This project enhanced my learning because I learned how to edit pictures better and learned how to take more creative photos.