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Capturing Expressions and Emotions What is a portrait Artistic representation of a person in which the face and expression are dominant Captures a physical likeness but also their heart Capturing the essence ID: 313419

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Slide1

Portraits

Capturing Expressions and EmotionsSlide2

What is a portrait?

Artistic representation of a person in which

the face and expression are dominant

Captures a physical likeness but also their heartSlide3

Capturing the essence

Character traits are descriptive

terms that represent a person both inside and out

Think of who you are and what you want to convey to the world. Remember “What’s My Brand?”Slide4

Some character traits to

think about

active adventurous affectionate alert

ambitious angry annoyed anxious arrogant

brainy

brave

bright

brilliant

calm

careful

careless

cautious

charming

decisive

demanding

dependable depressed determined discouraged dishonest disrespectful doubtful

gentle giving glamorous gloomy good graceful grateful greedy grouchy

* A

complete

list

can be found

hereSlide5

Capturing the essence

Character traits

should be very dominant

in a well-composed portrait

What character traits do you think of when you see the following photos? Slide6

Playful

Witty

MischievousSlide7

Eccentric

Intellectual

PeculiarSlide8

Pensive

Serious

ThoughtfulSlide9

Intellectual

Conventional

DrollSlide10

Smitten

Delighted

BlissfulSlide11

Mischievous

Impish

RascallySlide12

Mischievous

Impish

RascallySlide13

Portraits are a different animal

They are different from other kinds of photography

because:

The photographer controls the setting

They are planned and staged

The photographer has knowledge of the subject and what character traits to conveySlide14

Portrait success musts

Meet with your subject

ahead of time and get to know them

Have your equipment prepared in advance

Have a shot list in mind and ready with props, angles and lightingSlide15

Portrait composition musts

Avoid distracting backgrounds and watch subject placement

Poor

BetterSlide16

Portrait composition musts

Make sure the background contrasts

well with the subject and the mood

Good

BetterSlide17

Portrait composition musts

POV can

make or break your portrait

Good

Better

BestSlide18

An aside on angles

Shooting from above

creates a feeling of weakness or inferiority

Shooting from below gives the subject a sense of powerSlide19

Types of portraits: environmental

Environmental: shoot

subject(s)

in their natural habitatSlide20

Types of portraits: Prop

Shoot subject with an object of importance

Should help to communicate the desired character traitSlide21

Types of portraits: detail

Focus on one defining feature

Generally body part, like eyes, hair, smileSlide22

Yes, you get to take some portraits!Slide23

Amanda

Crispino

by Marisa

BaumgarteSlide24

Robert

DuBose

by Jeremiah

BurumSlide25

Cameron Burrell by Will VestSlide26

Regan Rosser by Avery

CondreySlide27

Valentine

Osigboh

by CJ SmithSlide28

Miles Jordan by Jacob HarrisSlide29

Amanda Miller by Taylor McKeownSlide30

Assignment: portraits

Phase 1: Ideation1. Select a partner. You will take their photos and they will take yours2. Interview your partner and brainstorm on three character traits and the

three different types of portraits you will be shooting3. Copy this table into Word and complete it. Title it [last name] ideation [class period] and submit it to Mr. Nigrelli via Google Drive by the end of class on Tuesday, February 10

th Slide31

Assignment: portraits

Phase 2: Photography1. You will have the rest of the week to shoot and edit in class2. You can utilize the school grounds or any part of my classroom3. You

can also shoot outside of school on your own timePhase 3: EditingEditing your photos can begin anytime you are readySave your photos to your H drive in your Photo J>portraits folder as [your last name] Environmental

[class period] and turn in to Mr. Nigrelli via Google Drive by the end of class on Friday February 13th Slide32

Portraits grading rubric

Item

Possible PointsProper naming

5Clear character

traits

20

Properly

composed using portrait

rules

15

Quality editing

20

Photo quality

25

Overall quality

and effort

15Total

100