Showing posts with label photography. Show all posts
Showing posts with label photography. Show all posts

Friday, March 28, 2014

Trick Photography

At the enthusiastic and dogged request of seventh grade students, we experimented with photography. I decided trick photography would be challenging, interesting, and fun. Students used Pinterest and other online resources to define and find examples of trick photography. Next, students found two partners and started exploring using a camera. They had to take two traditional (but creative) trick photos, followed by a photo in which someone "flies." It was a LOT of fun. Here are some great examples:




 
 

Monday, January 13, 2014

Art From Home

Below is a selection of art students made at home (and brought in to show me) during this semester. Enjoy!



6th grade robots made from electronics parts.


7th grade wire flute.


8th grade ice sculptures.




7th grade silhouettes (cut paper and watercolor).



7th grade silhouettes close-up (cut paper and watercolor).