Photo Challenges

Class of 2016-2017 Photo shoots
Shoot One
Go Bananas!>Click Here to view  all submissions here

Shoot Two

Rainbow Light

Class of 2015-2016 Photo Challenges
Photo shoot challenge one--Creative Reflections
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Becca F-- Night Sky Shot

Anastasia M

Photo shoot challenge two-T time photo shoot

Put your own spin on it! You can photograph TEA or gold TEES or anything with the letter T.

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Photo Callange Three-Photo through a unique space or hole.
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Photo Challange Four- Positive and Negative Space
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Class of 2014-2015----- Below
Photo Challenges will be posted under this tab weekly!
Each photo challenge will be worth 10 points.

I will post the "Favorited" photo of the week on this page as well.

Bubble Photo Challenge- Due Sep 25

Emma M

Challenge one-Shoot from the hip Due Tuesday September 2nd
Hip shooting is a photographic style described as shooting photographs from waist level without using the viewfinder of the camera to centralize the subject. This is a learned technique and can be very hit or miss while you are learning it. However, once you have the skill mastered, you will usually have some amazing photographs. This method of photography is preferred by many photographers for the unique and varied artwork that can be constructed from the photographs.
Shoot from the hip Presentation
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Kallie K.

Reflection- no mirrors Due September 8th

Jimmy V.

Macro photography- Due 9/15 is the art of taking close-up pictures that reveal details which can’t be seen with the naked eye. For example, while we can see the fly on the wall, our eyes aren't equipped to make out the fine details of the hairs on it’s face. This is where macro photography comes in. It gives us a glimpse into the world of the very small.

Jake S.

Bokeh Photography Due 9/22, also known as “Boke” is one of the most popular subjects in photography. The reason why it is so popular, is because Bokeh makes photographs visually appealing, forcing us to focus our attention on a particular area of the image. The word comes from Japanese language, which literally translates as “blur”.

Portraiture- Due October 3rd

The Eight Basic Portraiture Styles

1. Traditional 2.Environmental 3.Candid 4.Glamour 5.Lifestyle 6.Surrealism 7.Conceptual 8.Abstract

Michelle D