Up next is an environmental portrait. We'll review this in class on Sept. 22, so you'll need to have it on the server by Sept. 19 at 4:30 p.m. (when lab closes).
You need to choose a news-worthy person and tell us their story in a single image. You get to control everything - location, pose, composition. You're responsible for everything in that frame - make smart choices. Do not be afraid of controlling this image.
Here's what your basic workflow should look like after the shoot:
- Head to the lab
- Download your cards through Photo Mechanic, renaming them and putting a generic caption on them
- Burn CDs
- Make your selection through Photo Mechanic and send it to Photoshop
- Crop and tone the image. Use layers for control.
- Rewrite/refine the caption
- Save As ... to a Photoshop file, with the layers intact
- Flatten the image
- Resize the image to 10 inches on the long dimension at 200 dpi
- Save As ... to a JPEG file
- Move the JPEG file to the server
- Move the Photoshop (PSD) file to your thumb drive
- Relax and wait to bask in the compliments of your classmates on the 22nd ...
For Monday, Sept. 15, please read pages 174-229.
For Wednesday, Sept. 17, please bring in three clips of portraits - a good one, a weak one and one you have a question about.
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