light

scavenger hunt

familiar

community

three

energy

sharp

the end

high point

three

oversized

reflection

shadow

love

soft

ice

electric

pinhole negatives & positives (2+)

photo context & history (ongoing)

history & artists-

terms: 
camera obscura: latin for "dark chamber."

exposure triangle-
aperture: an opening into the camera (through lens)
shutter: a mechanism that opens and closes to let light in 
iso: the sensitivity of the film/image sensor 


light refraction:













Iso


Foreground:
The part of a photograph that is nearest the viewer

Middle ground:
The distance between the two extremes of fore- and background

Background:
The area in a photograph that is farthest from view (distance)

History & Artists: joseph nicephore niepce:
made the first photograph in 1827
the exposure time was about eight hours
french 

view from the window at Le Gras, France 1826-1827

first photo of a person:

by louis daguerre (daguerreotype)
boulevard du temple, paris, france

first "selfie":
robert cornelius. 1839
amateur chemist & photography enthusiast 
Philadelphia 

aperture: an opening into the camera through the lens.

focal length: the distance between the center of a lens or curved mirror and its focus..

 







eadweard muybridge:1830-1904
english
pioneer in photographing motion.
created the zoopraxiscope (1879)

julia margaret cameron 

1815-1879
known for the soft focus and 'painterly' quality of her images.
was panned as not serious enough as a photographer.
accepted by painters (pre-raphaelites) more than photographers.
close-cropped portraits are inspirational for photographers today.



mathew brady:
civil war photographer
1860's
one of the first events where where the public saw casualties of war in printed newspaper