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    This document provides instructions for creating a cohesive photo essay using 10 selected photos. It outlines 5 steps: 1) Narrowing photos down to 10 that show unity and variety, 2) Creating a photo gallery in Weebly with 5 columns, 3) Arranging photos in a sequence that tells a story, 4) Editing the photos for consistency of color, exposure, or filters, and 5) Uploading the edited photo essay. The goal is to demonstrate a narrative and concept through a visually sequenced set of 10 photos.

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    This document provides instructions for creating a cohesive photo essay using 10 selected photos. It outlines 5 steps: 1) Narrowing photos down to 10 that show unity and variety, 2) Creating a photo gallery in Weebly with 5 columns, 3) Arranging photos in a sequence that tells a story, 4) Editing the photos for consistency of color, exposure, or filters, and 5) Uploading the edited photo essay. The goal is to demonstrate a narrative and concept through a visually sequenced set of 10 photos.

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    This document provides instructions for creating a cohesive photo essay using 10 selected photos. It outlines 5 steps: 1) Narrowing photos down to 10 that show unity and variety, 2) Creating a photo gallery in Weebly with 5 columns, 3) Arranging photos in a sequence that tells a story, 4) Editing the photos for consistency of color, exposure, or filters, and 5) Uploading the edited photo essay. The goal is to demonstrate a narrative and concept through a visually sequenced set of 10 photos.

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    DPS

    P HOTOSH OP SKIL L S - Ph o t o E ssa y S t eps/ E di t i ng TROUTMAN

    You will choose your 10 best images from the photos you took for your photo essay.
    Follow these steps to organize and arrange your images to create a cohesive narrative
    that demonstrates both unity and variety as well as a concept or idea.

    Step One: Narrow down your photos to 10


    Delete any that are blurry or that are too dark or too light. Select a
    variety so that the photo essay doesn't get monotonous, or redundant- have a variety of images
    with some taken up close, some far away, and some taken from different angles- above,
    below, from the side, straight on..

    Notice what elements may be a unifying theme in your photos- texture, words/text, colors, leading lines...
    as well as which photos most convey a concept or themes. (Memory, History, Nostalgia, Spirituality,
    Humor, Time, Consumption, Urban Decay, Conservation, Man vs Nature, Play, Family, Relationships, Nature/Ecology,
    Change, Investigation, Secrets, Illusion, Journey, Travel)

    Step Two: Make Photo Gallery in Weebly


    In weebly, make a new page and create a photo gallery:
    Make 5 columns, then select Advanced> no cropping

    Step Three: Consider the order and create a sequence of images visually:
    will your photos be arranged chronologically? big to small? by framing?
    Will you arrange your photos considering a beginning middle and end-
    (images with focal point on left, then middle, then right)
    or, is there anything that can visually lead you from one image to the next?

    Step Four: Edit your selected photos...


    Again, consider unity and variety:if color tints and/or exposure are not the same in all images,
    consider converting all to black and white or adding a sepia tone..

    To Edit all photos in Photoshop:


    Crop (if necessary) and:

    -Keeping images in color? adjust hue and saturation and/or color balance
    -Changing black and white? grayscale, then levels

    To add photo filters


    -Hue/Saturation Layer Adjustment:
    Preset: Cyanotype, Sepia, Saturation boost, etc:
    adjust lightness, darkness, saturation...note numbers to keep consistent from photo to photo

    ALSO>OR:
    -Properties (Photo icon) Layer Adjustment
    add photo filters- again, keep consistent and have a reason WHY- any filters should enhance and illustrate
    your concept or theme.

    Step Five: Upload your edited photo essay


    Publish your first set of ten, as well as upload your edited set afterwards.

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