Term 2
Critique this image on the same Google Doc as the last one (this should be the second critique on it).
For this critique:
For this critique:
- Write 3 questions about what you see in the photo.
- Write 2 questions about the feeling the photo gives you or the meaning behind the photo.
Boulevard du Temple by Louis Daguerre.
Critique this image on a NEW Google Doc.
Description: What kind of things do you see in the photograph? How would you describe it?
Analysis: What principle(s) of composition does this photograph use? Do you think it should be composed differently? Why or why not?
Interpretation: What do you think this photograph is about? How does it make you feel? Do you agree with the artistic choices of the photographer?
Judgement: What should other people notice about this work? What would you do with it if you owned it? What is worth remembering about this picture?
Description: What kind of things do you see in the photograph? How would you describe it?
Analysis: What principle(s) of composition does this photograph use? Do you think it should be composed differently? Why or why not?
Interpretation: What do you think this photograph is about? How does it make you feel? Do you agree with the artistic choices of the photographer?
Judgement: What should other people notice about this work? What would you do with it if you owned it? What is worth remembering about this picture?
Critique 5: Mandarina by Cristina Otero
Term 1
For the 4th critique, write about these three things:
- What principle(s) of composition does this image use? Is it used well, and why do you think that?
- Do you like the image? Why or why not? Be specific - don't just say, "It's cool" or "It's dumb."
- What would you title this image?
Critique 4: Veronica by Adrian Chudek.
Answer the following questions for the third critique:
Description
Description
- What kind of things do you see in the artwork?
- How would you describe this photo to someone else?
- What principle(s) of composition does this image follow?
- How does it use the principle(s)?
- What do you think this photo is about?
- Does it have a purpose?
- How does the photo make you feel?
- What should other people notice about this photo?
- What would you do with it if you owned it?
- What is worth remembering about this picture?
Critique 3: Stacked by Gary Cummins.
For the second critique, answer the following questions with complete sentences.
- Describe what you see in the piece. What kind of information can you get from the credit line (if there is one)?
- What principle of composition is the most important in the work and why? How do you know this?
- What do you think this work is about? Is there a particular message that the artist is trying to get across?
- If there is a title, does the title fit?
- Is this piece successful? Why or why not?
- What other questions do you have about this work after viewing it?
Critique 2: Her Scene of Solitariness by Elizabeth Gadd.
For this first critique you are going to use the acronym TAG. On a blank Google Doc, put your name at the top and Photo Critique in the Doc's name. Then write about the following:
T - Tell something you like about the artwork.
A - Ask a question about the artwork.
G - Give a suggestion on how to improve the artwork.
T - Tell something you like about the artwork.
A - Ask a question about the artwork.
G - Give a suggestion on how to improve the artwork.
Critique 1: Tate Modern by Jay Vulture.
