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A Quiz
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That was Easy
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What’s the Problem?
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Wait! There is Something We Can Do!
Compfight CC licensed flickr photos (compfight.com)

Wikimedia Commons CC licensed and public domain photos (commons.wikimedia.org)

Creative Commons (search.creativecommons.org)


Pixabay – public domain photos (pixabay.com)

Unsplash – public domain photos (unsplash.com>

Pixabay photo by Alexsander-777 shared into the public domain.
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We Never Said You Could Not Use Google Image Search




Bonus trick for a browser search short cut for Google Image limited to results licensed reuse
Psss… a distraction if you like puppies…
Silenced ! flickr photo by CJS*64 shared under a Creative Commons (BY-ND) license
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Image Seeking For Metaphors & Concepts
Beyond Puppies… How to Represent?
Image Seek: Mozilla Thimble
Looking for an image to represent…
Now search for images licensed for reuse using
Download 1-3 best images & keep track of URL where found and tweet then out (use #oextend)
More…

look closer flickr photo by tnarik shared under a Creative Commons (BY-SA) license
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The Best Way to Get Images You Can Use
Make Them Yourself
2014/465/123 I am Ready For My Closeup flickr photo by cogdogblog shared into the public domain using Creative Commons Public Domain Dedication (CC0)
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Photography is Hard!
What is a Photographer?

“A photographer is a person who takes a photograph using a camera. A professional photographer uses photography to say I exist.”
BS

I Exist

I Exist

I Exist

Do I Need This?

No

Headshot flickr photo by Martin Gommel shared under a Creative Commons (BY-NC-ND) license
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On Being Better Photographers
What’s Wrong With this Photo (besides the pants!)

What’s Wrong with this Photo? flickr photo by cogdogblog shared under a Creative Commons (BY) license
Going Beyond Snapshots

“There are no rules for good photographs, there are only good photographs.”
-Ansel Adams

Follow the Rule of Thirds

Then Break The Rule of Thirds

Seek Converging Lines

Stanley Kubrick’s film use of one point perspective
Seek Geometric Patterns

Fill The Frame

Look for Interesting Shadows (lines and color too)

Change Your Angle

Find Juxtaposition

Alter Reality (No Photo Editing)

Find the Photo Within the Photo


Change the Focus Point, Change the Story

Want Tips?
- How We Are Becoming Better Photographers (examples and ideas from students)
- How to Be a Better Photographer (crowdsourced tips on Storify)
- Top 10 Digital Photography Tips: Take Your Digital Photography to the Next Level! (Exposure Guide)
- Digital Photography School – free tips and tutorials
- #phonar – free an open undergraduate photography course (Jonathan Worth) See also Phonar Nation
Pixabay photo by iramaria shared into the public domain.
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Daily Habits Are Good For You
The Daily Extend

Tweet your photo and include @OntarioExtend AND #oext20
Follow @OntarioExtend
http://bit.ly/oextend-daily
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