ARTS 6

ARTS 6

By Levie Daguro

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In photography, the elements and principles of arts are also applied.

• YES

• NO

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The output will depend on the type of a camera you used.

• YES

• NO

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A skilled photographer is needed to capture a good photo

• YES

• NO

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A good camera will always produce good pictures.

• YES

• NO

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Contrast and harmony are also applied in photography

• YES

• NO

PHOTOGRAPHY

Photography comes from two Greek words: photo and graph. Photo means light and graph means drawing. An image or picture is created by means of light, that’s why this is also referred to as “drawing with light”. (Quinitio et.al, 2016)

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PHOTOGRAPHY

Photography has been known today as a fine art. With the help of a camera, anyone may capture a nice work of art. Since photography is considered a fine art, the different elements and principles of art are also applied.

​WHAT ARE THE PRINCIPLES APPLIED IN PHOTOGRAPHY

Contrast is a principle of art may be shown using complementary colors or emphasizing differences using light and dark colors.

CONTRAST

Emphasis is a principle of art in which part of the work stand out, in order to draw the viewer’s eye there first.

EMPHASIS

Harmony is a consistent, orderly, or pleasing arrangement of parts.

HARMONY

Unity is taking the parts of a piece of art and unifying them into something better as a whole.

UNITY

Balance is arranging the elements in a piece so that there is an equality from one side to the other.

BALANCE

Pattern or rhythm is simply repeating an element that will cause the viewers eye to move around to each element.

PATTERN or RHYTHM

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Principle of art in which part of the work stand out in order to draw the viewer’s eye there first.

• Harmony

• Emphasis

• Unity

• Pattern

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A consistent, orderly, or pleasing arrangement of parts.

• Unity

• Balance

• Harmony

• Pattern

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Repeating an element that will cause the viewer’s eye to move around to each element

• Balance

• Emphasis

• Unity

• Pattern/Rhythm

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Arranging the elements in a piece so that there is an equality from one side to the other.

• Balance

• Harmony

• Unity

• Pattern

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Taking the parts of a piece of art and unifying them into something better as a whole.

• Harmony

• Emphasis

• Unity

• Pattern

Photography comes from two Greek words: photo and graph. Photo means light and graph means drawing. An image or picture is created by means of light, that’s why this is also referred to as “drawing with light”.

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Principles applied in photography are contrast, emphasis, harmony, unity, balance and pattern.

​REMEMBER!

Multiple Choice

Why is photography referred to as “drawing with light”?

• a. An image of light is created.

• b. A drawing is not created without light.

• c. An image is created by drawing light.

• d. An image or drawing is created by means of light.

Multiple Choice

What device is used to capture a good scene or event?

• a. Camera

• b. Voice recorder

• c. Radio

• d. television set

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It is arranging the elements in a piece so that there is an equality from one side to the other.

• a. Balance

• b. Emphasis

• c. Harmony

• d. Unity

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Taking the parts of a piece of art and unifying them into something better as a whole.

• a. Balance

• b. Contrast

• c. Pattern

• d. Unity

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A principle of art may be shown using complementary colors or emphasizing differences using the light and dark colors.

• a. Contrast

• b. Emphasis

• c. Pattern

• d. Unity

What do you call Figure 1 and Figure 2?

What are the physical features of each figures?

What do you know about cameras?

Parts and Functions of Camera

Understanding the elements and principles of art will make you capture a good scene around you. Remember that photography is not just about taking photos. It is also about applying or using the elements and principles of art.

Parts and Functions of Camera

In photography, a camera is an important tool. Camera choicedepends on what the camera can do and the abilities and interests of the photographer. Each type of camera is different from another. The advantages of one camera can be a disadvantage of another.

PHONE CAMERA​

With the growth of technology, taking pictures had become easy and handy. Mobile phones now are equipped with a camera. *(Quinitio, et.al, 2016, p.154-155)

What are the different parts of a camera and their functions?

A person using a camera should know the parts and their functions. It is important in taking nice pictures. The parts vary from one camera to another.

The shutter button is pressed to capture a picture.

The power button is used to tur the camera on and off.

The battery chamber is a slot where the battery is placed.

The flash allows the taking of pictures in low light conditions.

The lens used to focus the image seen at close or far ranges.

The memory card slot houses the removable storage card.

The monitor screen frames the image for your picture.

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This button is pressed to take picture.

• Flash

• Lens

• Shutter Button

• Monitor Screen

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This is where you frame the image that you want to capture.

• Flash

• Lens

• Shutter Button

• Monitor Screen

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This focuses the image seen at close or far ranges.

• Flash

• Lens

• Shutter Button

• Monitor Screen

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This allows photography in low light condition.

• Flash

• Lens

• Shutter Button

• Monitor Screen

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This slot houses the removable storage card.

• Battery Chamber

• Memory Card Slot

• Shutter Button

• Monitor Screen

PHOTO ESSAY

​What do you think each picture is trying to communicate to you?

Do you think what story these pictures are telling?

What do you know about photo essay?

PHOTO ESSAY

A photo essay, also called picture story, is a collection of pictures or images that are arranged in a specific order to tell the progression of events, emotions, and concepts. The photographs are arranged to explore a theme or to tell a story.

PHOTO ESSAY

It is a photographer’s way of showing a more complete story through a collection of images. Generally, a photo essay contains between five and fifteen images. These images may or may not have captions.

PHOTO ESSAY

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There are no specific rules to follow in creating photo essays. However, there are several common ways that a photo essay can be created. (Africa et.al, 2018)

Steps in making a photo essay:

1.Think about a topic or theme, which you would like to do your essay about. Make sure your theme has a point or tells a story.

Steps in making a photo essay:

2.Write down your ideas for photo composition and then choose the best ones.

Steps in making a photo essay:

3.Take photographs based on the topic or theme you planned. Make sure you have a large variety of photos to choose from.

Steps in making a photo essay:

4.Make sure that your photos flow together and are easily connected visually.

Steps in making a photo essay:

5.Finally, add captions explaining your photos and the story they are portraying.