I was finally able to create an Identity Plate and End Panel I actually like. Something that can be used on business cards and as a logo (yipee!). I turned in something I was happy with, but not Mr. Lester :( He liked the concept but not the presentation (printed on copy paper) - he gave me - rather, I earned a C+, so I was not a happy camper. I reprinted the assignment on photo paper and resubmitted - am anxious to see the new grade.
Saturday, February 27, 2010
Digital Workflow - Catalog Structure
"This gives me a headache". That was Cliff Lester's comment on the workflow structure I submitted a couple of weeks ago. He probably understands that it is giving me a headache too. I'm still struggling with how to create a LightRoom catalog in a way that allows me to have current projects on a small external drive I can pop in my bag and carry with me - it's a nightmare. The only bright spot is that I still believe it will be great when I finally do have a coherent and workable catalog with all my images - well actually two catalogs: one with all my originals and a second one with all the selects and edited versions. What a wonderful world that will be.
I finally came up with some broad categories that seem to work for me.
Client Work - Capturing Treasured Moments (I thought that was pretty clever :)
Fine Art - Travel, Flowers, Abstracts.....
Instruction and Training - Class Assignments and other workshop captures
My Groups - Iota, Links, Red Hatters ...
Personal Work - Family and Friends and stuff like that..
There are a large number of sub categories that still seem to overlap - but I'm making progress.
Monday, February 15, 2010
Contemporary Photography
The first shooting assignment in my Contemporary Photography class was to find the letters of the alphabet in the environment. No actual printed letters, but objects and shapes that look like letters. What a great assignment. I saw letters everywhere. Here are some examples I found....
I chose this image for the "H" I saw immediately. But there are many more I saw later.
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