Digital Portfolio: Due Monday 5/18
Now it is time to fill your Foxcroft Digital Portfolio with all of the projects you have worked so hard on this semester!
Your portfolio should already be broken up into submenus with the following genres:
Still Life - images of small objects arranged by the photographer or captured as they are found
Portraiture - this includes any photographs of a person or an object. Usually are headshots but can incorporate other features
Portraits - more elaborate than snapshots of people, as these images convey something about their subjects
Landscape (Seascape/Cityscape) - these all focus on landforms, both natural and man-made
Nature (Wildlife) - this refers to images of plants and animals although it can incorporate landscape too
Architecture - this photography looks at buildings and architectural features
Photojournalism (Documentary/Sports/Action) - these images freeze action and also work to tell a story
Inside Out - conveys aspects of identity
You have 10 images that you will need to upload to your portfolio on the appropriate genre pages, including the specific projects outlined below. The captions should include a title, year, and corresponding artist statements if they can be copied and pasted from your weekly posts on Wix.
Inside Out - NOTE: If you completed this project and still have access to it, you can upload the file...OR you can upload one of the final images you shot.
Environmental Art
Lessons You Have Learned in Your Life So Far
Science Photography
Photographer Quote - NOTE: Pick one composition with your own photograph
- 8. Image Series
9. - 10. YOUR CHOICE - Select 2 additional images that are portfolio worthy that you
have taken this semester.
Digital Portfolio and Classroom Forum: Due Wednesday 5/20
On the Artist Statement Page of you Digital Portfolio, write a reflection that includes a response to the following questions. Beneath your writing, also include one image or series of images that you are most proud of creating this semester.
What discoveries have you made this semester in photography? About your camera? About Photoshop? About yourself?
What aspects of this experience have been the most rewarding?
What were some of my most challenging moments and what made them so?
What did you learn were your greatest strengths?
What are your biggest areas for improvement?
How might you use what you've learned in the future?
What image are you most proud of and why?
Publish your Google Site, then click on the eyeball icon next to the Publish button to “View Published Site.” Copy that link, then create a new post titled, “Week 17: Digital Portfolio” and paste it.
Only include an artist statement if you have already written one. Every image does need to include a title and year.
Hi Mrs. Fisher! So should the 10 pictures we upload to the portfolio all need to have an artist statement? Thank you!