Shallow Depth of Field Assessment

For the assessment for Shallow Depth of Field the students took a BUNCH of photographs of three different subject areas: Object, Nature and Portrait. Once they chose their favorite 3 from each of these categories they put them all together in Photoshop, creating their first work sample.

I find this assignment to be a great way to not only check that the students are understanding how to shoot a depth of field subject, but also to check that they are understanding Photoshop! This semesters group did an amazing job. Enjoy!--Mrs. Schu

Morgan S

Riley A.

Scott A.

Estefany A.

Jordan Coppa

Gabriella F.

Austin F.

Ashley H.

Allie I.

Autumn J.

A. Jowell

Hayley L.

Jamie M.

Payton B.

Kyra P.

Sam R.

Joceline R.

Grace S.

Milena S.

Rachel S.

Jessica W

Madison H.

Tyrone S

Semester 2-Depth of Field

For the first project of 2nd semester we went on a class field trip to the court yard of our school. While out there students had the opportunity to take photographs using either the A-Dep setting on their Canon Cameras OR the Av (Aperture Priority) setting. This was their first opportunity to get out on an actual photo shoot. It was VERY sunny out, so once the students brought the photographs back we worked on using the photo filters and curves in Photoshop. Enjoy!-Mrs. Schu

Morgan B.

Riley A.

Scott A.

Payton B.

Jordan C.

Gabriela F.

Austin F.

Ashley H.

Madison H.

Austin J.

Hayley L.

Kyra P.

Sam R.

Milena S.

Tyrone S.

Rachel S.

Brenda S.

Jessica W.

Autumn J.

Joceline R.

Jamie M.

Tanya S.

Grace S.

Morgan S.

Depth of Field-Nature Specific

As students are beginning to work with the manual setting on their camera, the first thing they will look at is shooting depth of field photos. Today they shot ONLY depth of field photos in nature, focusing on zooming in, finding a specific item and photoshopping the photos.