professional examples.
You are now to complete a thorough evaluation of your images. Use the questions below and present it however you like - just make sure it is editable so that mistakes can be rectified.
I recommend writing it straight in to a new blog post.
1. Explain the tasks you were given. What were the 3 purposes?
Nature and Decay / School Brochure / Photo Essay
2. Describe what you were trying with each of the 3 purposes - what were you 'after'.
With the Nature and Decay photos you were attempting to interpret the title of the exhibition in the moste interesting way. However, the photos for the school brochure were attempting to reveal the school in the most favourable light and at the same time, provide information.
3. Which part of the process did you enjoy most? Explain what and why.
Brainstorming, taking the images, learning new Photoshop skills, annotation, presentation.
4. Which did you least enjoy? Explain what and why.
5. Choose your best image - compare it with a professional example. Why do you think it works so well? HERE is a link to the Thomas Adams brochure
Make sure that you include an image of the professional example you are discussing
6. Choose your least favourite image - compare it with a professional example. Why do you think it doesn't work so well? HERE is a link to the Thomas Adams brochure
7. How did you go about improving your skills as a photographer?
Composition lessons and help sheet, taking images by yourself, Youtube, looking at a range of professional examples.
8. How did you go about improving your skills at editing?
My tutorials, Youtube, asking friends, online tutorials, playing with the software
9. Why did you use the different ways of presenting your work? Why choose the ones you did?
Flickr, Youtube, Blogger etc
10. Explain how you went about gaining feedback for your images? ...and briefly, what findings did you arrive at from the feedback/questionnaire session
Online form using Freedback and questionnaire.
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Assessment for Distinction:
Your evaluation contains detail and refers to a range of criteria. They compare their images with professional examples.
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