Go to adobe color (the link is in the section above this), find the complimentary colors you're going to use (put these in your mood board). And also find the color you want to use for monochromatic (also put this in your mood board). 

You're taking photos of three different categories: 

1. 20 images using COMPLIMENTARY colors

2. 20 images using MONOCHROMATIC colors

3. 20 images emphasizing the color of your CHOICE -- but make it very apparent what color I'm supposed to be paying attention to.

• So you're taking a total of 60 Photos

• You'll be editing 50 edits 

• 3 Final images ( 1 from each category above)

FAQS for this assignment: 

-Question:  If I missed class, is there a way to watch what you presented in class? 

-Answer: Yes, there is the presentation to the left of this, but also, here is a link of a recording of Mrs. Damon going over the assignment: LISTEN HERE 

-Question: Do we have to photograph people for this? 

-Answer: No, you don't have to use people for this assignment, most likely you'll be using a lot of objects or abstract things. Using fruit, vegetables, cars, etc,. to your advantage. 

-Question: How do we know what colors go together? 

-Answer: Using Adobe's color wheel can help you: https://color.adobe.com/create/color-wheel 

-Question: How do we make a photo monochromatic?

-Answer: Pick 1 color that you have access to a lot of different things. For example, I have a yellow banana, yellow pinapple, and a yellow pepper at hand. Yes those all go together. But we can't just place those on a counter top that ISN'T yellow. So what could you do? You could go and buy a yellow piece of construction paper and photograph the fruits and veggies on top of that yellow piece of paper. So it is TRULY monochromatic.

Or you could do blue, blue shoes, blue jeans, blue sharpie, blue backpack etc,. Place all the BLUE objects on a blue blanket of some sort. 

-Question: How can I get creative with this? 

-Answer: Utilize google images, Pinterest, and even instagram on your own time, to research different ways to photograph color and make it POP. 

You will be using a program called brain buffet throughout the year. We will be finishing up 1 Project EACH month. So, I would like you to now work on Project 2. 

1. Click here to log in: https://brainbuffet.com/sign-up/eagle-high-school-2021-2022/?gid=90046409&unerCG5N68DrA 

   • Now bookmark that bad boy, we are bookmarking people here. 

   • Use your student email, username, and password that you use for the school stuff. Same username and password you use to log into the computers here at school.

2. Once you're logged in you will see Photoshop Certification Course, click that. 

3. There will be a section that says Photoshop Project Files, please go and download, through Microsoft Cloud, all the project files you will need. That means download EVERY folder.