MY JOURNAL FOR PHOTO ASSIGNMENTS
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- Photo journals for photo assignments… This is what I'm working on.
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My name is Ted Forbes and I make videos about photography. I’ve been making photographs most of my life and I have a tremendously deep passion for photography that I want to share with you on RUclips.
The Art of Photography is my channel and I produce photography videos to provide a 360 degree look into the world of making images. We all want to get better so lets do this together!
I make videos covering famous photographers, photography techniques, composition, the history of photography and much more.
I also have a strong community of photographers who watch the show and we frequently do social media challenges for photographers to submit their own work. I feature the best and most interesting on the show when we do these so come check it out and get involved!
Thanks for the rubber cement tip. Still prepping. My 10yo daughter is joining me also, and she wants to shoot film too. Will try to share both of our notebooks soon.
Also, the rubber cement smells, looks, and works very similar to the adhesive my father uses in his shoe shop. It brought back childhood memories of my time at my father's shoe shop. Also, it brought back a more recent memory of an accident that happened when the adhesive caught fire and nearly burned the shop down!
Okay, this video was the push I needed to actually get started on the photo assignments.
Will be sharing soon.
I feel the same way. I like seeing other peoples work, it gives the motivation to go to work.
Just purchased a sketchbook for the assignments. Thanks for all the helpful info Ted. I cannot wait to start.
I really needed this video today, thanks Ted! I've always made photo books with my work through out the year, but those are expensive and I have to wait 12 months to see it. Journals are a fantastic idea - they're so raw but useful.
I also did the assignment but it's sitting on my computer waiting to be edited and printed.. I will do It! it's really inspiring to watch work from others. Great project here, thanks Ted!
Thanks Ted! I love the notebook idea, and taking notes.
Great episode Ted. I really dig the lamp assignment/light bulb photos
Started putting mine together and I found the problem with viewing on the computer screen as opposed to being on paper was that on paper the images seemed darker. I am going to have to brighten them more for printing. I also noticed the dangers of too much processing, as one HDR picture that looks great on my computer looks too "digital" (for lack of a better word) on paper, and just looks off. Overall pleased though.
This was actually very helpful, and informative
I'm glad you came up with these ideas, Ted!
thank you so much for the video. I do photography as a hobby but I did not take photograph for long since i feel my work never good enough. but thank you your video inspire me..
I love this idea. I've never printed my work before and I really want to now.
Thanks for the idea, never heard of journals for pics before.
Never heard of your group. But I have been looking for how to create a Photo Jornal for a long time. Thanks for the tips I may give it a try. I would like to print more.
I've definitely come late to Ted's party once again, it's inspired me to start a photojournal though, so thanks ted! Haha
Thanks for the mention, couldn't believe it when I saw this
Could you not use those 'Old-Fashioned' self-adhesive corner mounts for the pictures like we did 'back in the day'?
Nice video by the way, Ted, and great idea.
I like what you've decided to do with creating note book/ journal. The only problem I'm having is what to include int the information part.
I think you have saved my bacon* with that rubber cement pro tip!
Thanks Ted, sketchbook looks great
*University work
Hi there, Ted. Are you sure that #photoassignments is a good choice? I find that Twitter and Instagram seem to be flooded with posts using this tag that are not related to this project.
Maybe photoassignmentstheartofphotography
Christian Meermann my thoughts exactly. Need #aopphotoassignments or something.
I have notebooks, I have the rubber cement, and I have started!
This may end up ultimately being a mistake, but I think for starting out I am going to write notes/ideas/thoughts in "Notes" in my iPad, I take the iPad with me everywhere especially with the camera and drone anyway, so the journal with be handy all the time. Plus all of my camera and drone videos/photos I place into the iPad also, convenient.
Thanks for the examples of the journals. I'm doing it loose leaf so I can sort the images, insert additional images adjacent to images from earlier in the project. I guess that I'm going to try to post photos on F'book and see if they get any interest; rather than taking a photo of the journal pages to post -- viewers might not see the images in the photo very well. I'm doing portraits as the theme, and taking about 5-10 images from each portrait shoot. I see that's a little different from the approach others are taking; so would appreciate thoughts about how well I'm adhering to the assignment.
Eyy I haven't used rubber cement since high school art class. Hehe.
Gonna buy a notebook first thing tomorrow!
Thank you for providing us with the information 👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾
Hi, Ted! I am really liking your show.
This is a great idea. Touching/holding prints is such a different experience to any format on screen. Questions... Do you have any issues with your photos sticking to each other? Do you make prints at home with a printer or from a lab/photo center?
I know I’m late to starting this, I just wanted you to know that i shared 4 of my 10 on twitter and tagged you. I know you’ve probably seen better but failure creates progress
Ted, I see you using a moleskin type notebook. I may be dumb but having tried this once only to see the book impossible to close with the extra thickness of glue and photo paper after only getting 1/3 of the way thru it... I don't know how it's done. I notice others using ring binder notebooks. Seems worth recommending because a fixed binding is impossible to see thru the process. Otherwise it's nice to see you setting an example. And the rubber cement is a great idea albeit extra thickness :-)
Thanks Ted for the awesome advice...
What about flickr?
Hey Ted, any suggestions for a small printer for quick, decent quality prints at home?
I would recommend one of these:
www.amazon.ca/Canon-Selphy-CP1200-Wireless-Printer/dp/B0195JC9D2/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1480566835&sr=8-1&keywords=canon+selphy+printer
I liked the facebook page, and I will start sharing on twitter too :) I ran out of ink on my Pixma printer so I had to take out a loan for replacement ink....LOL. I will start printing and putting it into my journal soon!
I’m very late to this but I did assignment 1 and posted it on instagram today
Ted, why didn't you use OBS to record just your screen? because now we see you reflecting off your screen.
Anyway thanks for making the photo assignments :) -Kross
Radical
Speaking of "seeing images on screen", do you have any episode about what computer (or monitor) to use when it comes to editing digital images? I see you have a Mac, which is pretty much straight forward what most illustrators use but is there an alternative? (especially a budget alternative)
This is a great sketchbook What brand is it ?
Post processing or not? sorta feel like processing these photos in lightroom after could be cheating
I've been meaning to get into the assignments but since I am working with film only these days I can't get myself to do it because somehow it feels like those frames could be used for something more worthwhile??? I know it's silly to think that way, but I can't really help it... I should really force myself to do it this week, load up a roll of the cheapest film I have and just shoot some variations on stuff.
I guess there is no hard and fast rule but my question is:
Should I include all 10 variations (including those that just didn't work) in the journal?
Or just put the images I like.
Are printing the sketchbook photos on photographic paper or regular paper? Thanks!!
You might wanna check the Facebook link that appears in between video, the spelling of photography in the username.
Am still confused on how to post to social media. Created a Tumblr Account. Have a Facebook account, but am not sure how to post my images onto either, even with hashtag #photoassignments without everybody in the world looking at stuff that might not mean anything to them.
Can I suggest you post (in writing with your next Assignment Post) instructions on how to do that...just to make some of the non-social media folks more comfortable.
Thanks.
Good stuff
Try using a really old film camera with a fuzzy, filthy viewing screen, you get great compositions because you can't see enough to be distracted by the details.
Thanks for the assignment. I want to be clear on this each images are to be printed as shot without any form of editing and I am hoping to use google plus as the platform for my social media will the hashtag still applies?
Once again thanks and God bless you
Hey Ted,
Thanks for the videos. I like the idea of this assignment and will probably lurk along with the videos but havnt decided if ill be in on the social component.
That aside do you have any tips for marking on images? A million years ago when I was doing my yearbook we worked with some kind of fat based marking crayon to set crop marks when making the layout. I can't find much info online and would like to be able to mark on my prints but ink is not really going to work well.
What would u reccomend for printing out size such as 4x6 or what?
Hey Ted.Great video.Quick one.Are the photo albums your own making or can one purchse them.many thanks,rajesh
This assignment was such a great Idea.I remember Ted telling in the last video about choosing the current scene where I was and shooting around it. So, that's what I did. I shot around my room with my phone.I couldn't manage to do the sketchbook,though so I made a tumblr with those photos.But I did try to keep the essence of the assignment,so I modified the theme to display images with smaller size and large white margin areas. By the way,this is the tumblr ubspov.tumblr.com/
If I had known that we need a Twitter account...... Maybe I follow the Assignments and skip the "social component", still not sure.
What type of paper do you print on?
was the e-juice I saw at 4:45 ? :D
Thank you for your great channel! I got really excited about these assignments! Quick question: I was trying to achieve the assignment with still life, varying light, composition, etc. and I ended up with more than 200 photographs. It would be a little too exhaustive to print all of them and paste them into my notebook. Should I just pick the 10-15 best out of them and print them? In this case I feel it would defeat the purpose of making mistakes and noting them in a notebook. Please let me know your thoughts! :)
Hi Jonathan, I hope it helps. On the last Photo Assignment Ted mention that the amount of photographs should be around 10 or 15 aprox. So part of our work would be also the selection process. Still, the pint here is to allow ourselves to make mistakes (seeing them visually) and learn from them =)
until this moment I thought I am weird doing the same. but thank you we are many 😁
I'm still working to fill all the pages of my journal.
Hi Ted. I'd like to start a conversation but it seems like I'm looking in the wrong places. Where can I find active members?
Hey everyone,
I'm looking for a new printer to print out small pictures for my sheets and also larger prints up to DinA2.
Any recommendations ?
Como se llama el pegamento???
Donde se consigue?
Saludos!!
Angel, no se de donde eres pero tenemos el mismo problema! Vivo en Uruguay, ni idea como buscar este pegamento!!! Si lo encuentras por favor, avísame , desde ya muchas gracias!!!
hola Daniela, lo venden en ebay. en Mexico hay un distribuidor espero encontrarlo pronto.
What do you think about this hashtag? #photoassignmentsaop
Chris Sherrod Hahaha
Rous Yeah, it's better. 👌
Hi Ted: How do I find you on Instagram...wishing to share images there. Is that the best place?
Can someone explain me the assignment 0 I didn't understand if we have to take 15 pictures of only one object or different objects ?
I'm not sure about the number of pictures ^^'
I think the idea is to take 10 pictures of the same "subject". A subject can be anything you want it to be.
Antonio Russell so if I want to take 10 pictures of the night I can ?
The assignment is to pick one subject and make a picture of it ten different ways or different variations. It maybe at different time of the day or different techniques or lighting. I believe it is aimed at taking you off your normal way of photographing a scene, kind of taking you off your comfort zone to thinking outside the box. At the end you may have some great photo and not so great but you will have to print your photos , get a journal and keep them for reference and to better understand what you could have done better or not to have done to give you a good picture.
Thank you I will try that :)
Hi Ted, great videos. I've started my journal, and posted it on my blog if anyone's interested in having a look: www.danielfirth.co.uk/blog/print-your-pictures.html I've seen a couple on Twitter and it's nice to see what other people are doing with this idea. Loving the videos, keep up the great work !