Photo Book Unit Work - Applied Photography book

 

You may checkout a book out to complete at home if you do not think you will be finished finish

 

(listed in the order to be completed)

 

School Access - \\wbphoto\public\Scans, manuals, articles, books, examples, etc\Applied Photo Text Book\

Unit 22  - Lighting for Portrait (Be sure to answer the questions that begin in the book p.165...NOT the ones on p. 156 which are the questions for Unit 21)  (DO THIS UNIT FIRST)

 

Unit 18 - Composing Photographs (questions begin in the book on p. 130)

 

Unit 20 - Daylight Photography (questions begin in the book on p. 147)

 

Unit 23 - Night and Low light Photography (questions begin in the book on p. 174)

 

 

 

Want to learn more TEXT BOOK photography...go to Applied Photography (\\wbphoto\Public\Scans...\Applied Photo Text Book\)

 

If the links above do not work, these PDFs are located:    \\wbphoto\public\Scans, manuals, articles, books, examples, etc\Applied Photo Text Book\

 

 

 

 

Home Access -

        Text Book PDFs (slow access...large PDF files...be patient while it downloads...especially on dialup)

 

The above link will open a directory...of which you can click on each file as you need each one for the various units.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Extended Unit Work: If you have been assigned an extended assignment due to excessive absences, home bound, and/or are placed in an Alternative Unit Work Status, please see below and/or contact me to determine which units to complete based on the amount of time you will miss.

 

Read Units, then Complete Review Questions for:

 

·       1, 5, 6, 8, 9, 12, 13, 14, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 32, 34, 35, 36, 40, 41, 44

·       Complete units in order deemed interesting (by the student) as time permits, or as absence is extended. Number of units should be approximately 1 unit for every 2-4 days of class missed (depending on if material is actually read).

·       It is important to understand that this is only alternative work. The above unit work will be used to fill in as many grades as possible. Considerable class based projects (both with the cameras and the computers) will be missed. Extended absences are certainly understood, but students should attempt to return to class as soon as possible.

 

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