Goal:

To look at an existing image, and do an autopsy, dissection, critique of how you think the "photographer" produced this image. 

Due:

In class, Jun 6, 2005. Make sure the coweb has the presentation before class begins.

Procedure/Logistics:

1. This critique will be done in groups of 3. Please form groups, if you need help from me, ask. Make your group be known on the coweb here
2. I have uploaded some example images here. You can select one of these or find something else.  If you select one, and it is first-come-first-served.  If you select and image, but a link to it from the above coweb. Before selecting, make sure someone else has not selected it (again from the above coweb).

What is required:

1. Each group will do a 10 minute presentation in class about their critique.
2. Each group will upload to the coweb, a webpage that serves as their report
3. The report/presentation should have the following
   • Where is the image from? that is what is it's source.  If the image is from the Critique 1: Example Images, then I still want you to try to find its source.
   • 2-3 theories (from you before you found out how it was done) as to how this image was done, for each state.
     • was it done digitally?
     • Can it be done non-digitally?
     • How many layers were used?
     • How many views (cameras)?
     • What was varied? (viewpoint, lighting, time, etc, see PS1).
     • Try to do a mock-up if you can (optional, but encouraged)
   • Research as to how it was done actually
   • Does this provide any ideas for what you'd like to do as your project?