Abstract Assignment - D Period Fall 2014

The images below are from the Fundamentals of Photography Abstract Project.  The students were asked to create images that show good use of light and shadow, as well as a strong use of design.  These photographs are ones the class thought stood out the most during our critique.  The name of the photographer proceeds the image.


 Lila Donahue:

 Charlie Bugg:

 Catherine Clark:

 David Hugo:

 Lila Donahue:

 David Hugo:

 Jake Johnston:

 Sam Roberts:

 Jake Johnston:

Abstract Assignment - C Period Fall 2014

The images below are from the Fundamentals of Photography Abstract Project.  The students were asked to create images that show good use of light and shadow, as well as a strong use of design.  These photographs are ones the class thought stood out the most during our critique.  The name of the photographer proceeds the image.


Maya Mehta:

 Austin Jupe:

Andrew Cooke:

Lee Kennon:

 Brad Cornell:

  
Spencer Gorsline:

Harper Zaun:

Lee Kennon:

 Brad Cornell:

Portrait Project - D Period Fall 2014

The first project for the Fundamentals of Photography class was a portrait assignment.  Some of the images that stood out during our critique are below.  These were the first efforts in digital photography for the students.  Names of the photographer proceeds their image.


 Catherine Clark:

 David Hugo:

 Lila Donahue:

Sam Roberts:

Catherine Clark:

Portrait Project - C Period Fall 2014

The first project for the Fundamentals of Photography class was a portrait assignment.  Some of the images that stood out during our critique are below.  These were the first efforts in digital photography for the students.  Names of the photographer proceeds their image.


Brad Cornell:

Maya Mehta:

Claire Powell:

Brad Cornell:

Spencer Gorsline:

Lee Kennon:

Eleanor Dillon - Digital Photo 2 Portfolio

These images are a selection from Eleanor Dillon's final portfolio in Digital Photography Two.  Eleanor's work is a black and white study of a dancer done outside the studio.  Her interest was not only in the grace and form of the dancer but the abstract quality of the dancer in an outdoor environment.  These photographs were done during the Spring term, I have been behind in getting them up on our blog.  Enjoy.