Update!! (Slideshow Portfolio)

Mrs. Crouch is grading the Surrealist Landscapes today!

Post your Textured Face Portrait to your blog as soon as you get it finished.

Then, you will Create a Portfolio Slideshow using PhotoBucket

 

Select the photo assignments you have completed from this class (at least 10, but no more than 15) that you feel are the most visually successful. (Think about the elements of art!) Using Photobucket, upload these. Put them all into one album.

  

Assignment List:

• Aperture (Macro)
• Series
• Edited Portraits
• Composite Images
• Spaced Out
• Andy Goldsworthy
• Narrative (Photos that tell a story)
• Surrealistic Landscape
• Textured Faces
• Texture Collage (if we have time)

 

You may also choose photos you have taken on your own, if you feel they are your best work.

 

 

After you have uploaded all the ones that you want to PhotoBucket...

 

Click on the album

 

Click on the tab at the top of the page that says “Slideshows”

 

Step 1: Click on the photos that you want in your slideshow

 

Step 2: Choose a style; USE A SIMPLE STYLE. Good examples include: Blur, Stack, Stack 2, Shuffle, Stamp, Fade, Show, Strip, Mosaic. (Save the hearts, sparkle, snow, Disney movie themes, etc for photos of your friends, etc)

 

Step 3: Click on the blue button that says “3 save slideshow” Type a name for your show.

 

Click on SHARE and copy the html code for the slideshow

 

Post the Slideshow on your blog (just like you would a photo--make sure you select the Edit HTML tab)

Tuesday 4/27 PhotoBucket day!

Narrative Photo People:  Upload photos to your blog in the order of your story.  ok, you are done! :) 

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PhotoJournalist Paper People:  Finish your paper.  Make sure you write down any websites that you used.  Then, email your paper to ecrouch@access.k12.wv.us  Make your name the SUBJECT! :)  ok, you are done!

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If you are done-----  please take a few minutes and set up a PhotoBucket account.  You can upload all of your photos (if you have them...or get them from your blog) on that site.  Try it out...its pretty nifty.  Once you have your photos uploaded to that site, you can post them to blogger. Click on SHARE and then copy the html code and post it to your blog that way. :)   There is also a way to post directly to blogger, but I've tried it a bunch of times and its only worked once.

Here is an example where I copied the html code and then pasted it into my Post. (Hint: you have to select the tab at the top of your post where it says Edit HTML..then paste the code.  Then click on Compose again to see it.)

ta-da!!  As you can see....it is HUGE!   This is the Original size. You have to click on it to see the whole photo.  BUT...you can resize it by clicking on it while you are typing your post.  You can make it Small, Medium, Large, or X-Large.

   See?  Here I made it small.

   Now its Medium!

  This is Large.

Finally, this is X-Large.  :)   

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Today.....

• Make a PhotoBucket account.
• Upload photos from this class to your PhotoBucket account. 
• Once you have uploaded some photos to PhotoBucket, make a post on your blog. 
• Include a photo where you have copied the HTML code from Photobucket and pasted it into your new post window.
• Resize the image to be small, medium, large, x-large, and original.  I don't care what order you go in. 

You will get 60 points for this post.  (10 pts for each resize, plus 10 points for creating a PhotoBucket account)