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    This document provides instructions for an artist statement about portraits taken for a digital photography class. Students are asked to write 3 sentences describing the person or animal photographed and what they mean. They should write 2 sentences about the environment of the photo and how they arranged the image using compositional techniques. Finally, students must write 3 sentences about the challenges and successes of taking the portraits using vocabulary about lighting, grouping, focus, lines and framing. The statement and a rubric are due with the photography project.

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    This document provides instructions for an artist statement about portraits taken for a digital photography class. Students are asked to write 3 sentences describing the person or animal photographed and what they mean. They should write 2 sentences about the environment of the photo and how they arranged the image using compositional techniques. Finally, students must write 3 sentences about the challenges and successes of taking the portraits using vocabulary about lighting, grouping, focus, lines and framing. The statement and a rubric are due with the photography project.

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    This document provides instructions for an artist statement about portraits taken for a digital photography class. Students are asked to write 3 sentences describing the person or animal photographed and what they mean. They should write 2 sentences about the environment of the photo and how they arranged the image using compositional techniques. Finally, students must write 3 sentences about the challenges and successes of taking the portraits using vocabulary about lighting, grouping, focus, lines and framing. The statement and a rubric are due with the photography project.

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    This document provides instructions for an artist statement about portraits taken for a digital photography class. Students are asked to write 3 sentences describing the person or animal photographed and what they mean. They should write 2 sentences about the environment of the photo and how they arranged the image using compositional techniques. Finally, students must write 3 sentences about the challenges and successes of taking the portraits using vocabulary about lighting, grouping, focus, lines and framing. The statement and a rubric are due with the photography project.

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    Name ___________________ Hour _______________ Date _________

    Digital Photography 1
    Artist Statement for Portraits
    Please write a story about one of the people or animals that you took a portrait
    of. In no less than 3 sentences describe that person or animal and what they
    mean to you. Write 2 complete sentences about the environment in which you
    took the photos and how you arranged the best possible image. And in no less
    than 3 sentences finish by telling me about the challenges and triumphs you
    feel you accomplished while taking these portrait. Use the vocabulary from
    Composition 101- rule of thirds, formal balance, informal balance, lighting,
    grouping (set up), selective focus, horizon line, leading lines and framing.
    Please make sure to have the Artist Statement done and ready to turn in with
    the Digital Photography I Project Rubric and make sure to fill out Self
    Evaluation.

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