Photography Calendar

P II 03 - Water Droplets. In this photography project, students will explore water and water droplets as subjects, capturing interesting shapes, reflections, textures, and movement. Students will use creative composition, lighting, focus, and shutter speed to create visually interesting photographs of water in different forms.

P I - Edit Images or Quizzes. Students can finish editing their Still Life images or complete Lesson quizzes. Answer 10 questions at the start of each lesson. Enter answers into Canvas (REMEMBER - Use the same lesson numbers when taking the quizzes).

P II - Edit Images or Quizzes. Students can finish editing their Eye images or complete book Lessons 01 - 20.

P I - Edit Images or Quizzes. Students can finish editing their Still Life images or complete Lesson quizzes. Answer 10 questions at the start of each lesson. Enter answers into Canvas (REMEMBER - Use the same lesson numbers when taking the quizzes).

P II - Edit Images or Quizzes. Students can finish editing their Eye images or complete book Lessons 01 - 20.

P I - Edit Images or Quizzes. Students can finish editing their Still Life images or complete Lesson quizzes. Answer 10 questions at the start of each lesson. Enter answers into Canvas (REMEMBER - Use the same lesson numbers when taking the quizzes).

P II - Edit Images or Quizzes. Students can finish editing their Eye images or complete book Lessons 01 - 20.

P I - Edit Images or Quizzes. Students can finish editing their Still Life images or complete Lesson quizzes. Answer 10 questions at the start of each lesson. Enter answers into Canvas (REMEMBER - Use the same lesson numbers when taking the quizzes).

P II - Edit Images or Quizzes. Students can finish editing their Eye images or complete book Lessons 01 - 20.

P II 02 - Human Eyes. Photographing the human eye is an excellent exercise in macro photography and studio lighting. Photographers must carefully control aperture, shutter speed, ISO, focus, and light placement to capture a sharp and properly exposed image.

P 01 - Still Life. Students will create a still life photograph by carefully arranging everyday objects and using composition, lighting, focus, and camera settings to create a visually interesting image. Students will experiment with different arrangements and lighting techniques to communicate a specific mood or idea through their final photograph.

P II 02 - Human Eyes. Photographing the human eye is an excellent exercise in macro photography and studio lighting. Photographers must carefully control aperture, shutter speed, ISO, focus, and light placement to capture a sharp and properly exposed image.

P 01 - Still Life. Students will create a still life photograph by carefully arranging everyday objects and using composition, lighting, focus, and camera settings to create a visually interesting image. Students will experiment with different arrangements and lighting techniques to communicate a specific mood or idea through their final photograph.

P II 02 - Human Eyes. Photographing the human eye is an excellent exercise in macro photography and studio lighting. Photographers must carefully control aperture, shutter speed, ISO, focus, and light placement to capture a sharp and properly exposed image.

P 01 - Still Life. Students will create a still life photograph by carefully arranging everyday objects and using composition, lighting, focus, and camera settings to create a visually interesting image. Students will experiment with different arrangements and lighting techniques to communicate a specific mood or idea through their final photograph.

P II 02 - Human Eyes. Photographing the human eye is an excellent exercise in macro photography and studio lighting. Photographers must carefully control aperture, shutter speed, ISO, focus, and light placement to capture a sharp and properly exposed image.

P II 02 - Human Eyes. Photographing the human eye is an excellent exercise in macro photography and studio lighting. Photographers must carefully control aperture, shutter speed, ISO, focus, and light placement to capture a sharp and properly exposed image.

P 01 - Still Life. Students will create a still life photograph by carefully arranging everyday objects and using composition, lighting, focus, and camera settings to create a visually interesting image. Students will experiment with different arrangements and lighting techniques to communicate a specific mood or idea through their final photograph.

P 01 - Still Life. Students will create a still life photograph by carefully arranging everyday objects and using composition, lighting, focus, and camera settings to create a visually interesting image. Students will experiment with different arrangements and lighting techniques to communicate a specific mood or idea through their final photograph.

P II 02 - Human Eyes. Photographing the human eye is an excellent exercise in macro photography and studio lighting. Photographers must carefully control aperture, shutter speed, ISO, focus, and light placement to capture a sharp and properly exposed image.

P II 02 - Human Eyes. Photographing the human eye is an excellent exercise in macro photography and studio lighting. Photographers must carefully control aperture, shutter speed, ISO, focus, and light placement to capture a sharp and properly exposed image.

P 01 - Still Life. Students will create a still life photograph by carefully arranging everyday objects and using composition, lighting, focus, and camera settings to create a visually interesting image. Students will experiment with different arrangements and lighting techniques to communicate a specific mood or idea through their final photograph.

P 01 - Still Life. Students will create a still life photograph by carefully arranging everyday objects and using composition, lighting, focus, and camera settings to create a visually interesting image. Students will experiment with different arrangements and lighting techniques to communicate a specific mood or idea through their final photograph.

P II 02 - Human Eyes. Photographing the human eye is an excellent exercise in macro photography and studio lighting. Photographers must carefully control aperture, shutter speed, ISO, focus, and light placement to capture a sharp and properly exposed image.

P II 02 - Human Eyes. Photographing the human eye is an excellent exercise in macro photography and studio lighting. Photographers must carefully control aperture, shutter speed, ISO, focus, and light placement to capture a sharp and properly exposed image.

P 01 - Still Life. Students will create a still life photograph by carefully arranging everyday objects and using composition, lighting, focus, and camera settings to create a visually interesting image. Students will experiment with different arrangements and lighting techniques to communicate a specific mood or idea through their final photograph.

Review and edit the practice images taken the last few days. Mark 5 stars for images you want to edit and export as JPGs.

P II 01 - Flowers and Plants. Students will photograph flowers, plants, and other botanical subjects, focusing on composition, lighting, texture, color, and detail. The project encourages students to explore creative perspectives and capture the natural beauty and unique characteristics of botanical forms.

P II 01 - Flowers and Plants. Students will photograph flowers, plants, and other botanical subjects, focusing on composition, lighting, texture, color, and detail. The project encourages students to explore creative perspectives and capture the natural beauty and unique characteristics of botanical forms.

Practice using the cameras and the three main settings found on the camera to control exposure.

Practice using the cameras and the three main settings found on the camera to control exposure.

P II 01 - Flowers and Plants. Students will photograph flowers, plants, and other botanical subjects, focusing on composition, lighting, texture, color, and detail. The project encourages students to explore creative perspectives and capture the natural beauty and unique characteristics of botanical forms.

Practice using the cameras and the three main settings found on the camera to control exposure.

P II 01 - Flowers and Plants. Students will photograph flowers, plants, and other botanical subjects, focusing on composition, lighting, texture, color, and detail. The project encourages students to explore creative perspectives and capture the natural beauty and unique characteristics of botanical forms.

P II 01 - Flowers and Plants. Students will photograph flowers, plants, and other botanical subjects, focusing on composition, lighting, texture, color, and detail. The project encourages students to explore creative perspectives and capture the natural beauty and unique characteristics of botanical forms.

Review Camerasim.com website and discuss various photography concepts and techniques for achieving a properly exposed image.

Intro to Cameras - Practice using the cameras and the menu interface.

P II 01 - Flowers and Plants. Students will photograph flowers, plants, and other botanical subjects, focusing on composition, lighting, texture, color, and detail. The project encourages students to explore creative perspectives and capture the natural beauty and unique characteristics of botanical forms.

05 Working with Color (CC) - Using the slider controls in the Color panel, you can adjust colors in your image.

P II 01 - Flowers and Plants. Students will photograph flowers, plants, and other botanical subjects, focusing on composition, lighting, texture, color, and detail. The project encourages students to explore creative perspectives and capture the natural beauty and unique characteristics of botanical forms.

P II 01 - Flowers and Plants. Students will photograph flowers, plants, and other botanical subjects, focusing on composition, lighting, texture, color, and detail. The project encourages students to explore creative perspectives and capture the natural beauty and unique characteristics of botanical forms.

04 Working with Light (CC) - Using the slider controls provided in the Light panel, you can adjust the overall tonal range of your image.

P II 01 - Flowers and Plants. Students will photograph flowers, plants, and other botanical subjects, focusing on composition, lighting, texture, color, and detail. The project encourages students to explore creative perspectives and capture the natural beauty and unique characteristics of botanical forms.

B 00- Download the PDF book. We will discuss the book and the different lesson associated with the book.

02 Add Photos (CC) - Download and import practice photos into Lightroom (Create Albums and Folders to organize your images).

01 Lightroom (Creative Cloud) - Download and import practice photos.

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