PINHOLE NEGATIVES & POSITIVES

Both negatives & positives next to each other.
Invert, develop & adjust bright/contrast/exposure.
 
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METAPHOR #1

met·a·phor

ˈmedəˌfôr,ˈmedəˌfər/

noun

a thing regarded as representative or symbolic of something else, especially something abstract.
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EXPLANATION. For the first weekend metaphor assignment, you will make a photograph for the three words below. Each photograph should be a visual metaphor that represents and is symbolic of that word/term.

DIRECTIONS. 
Put your DIGITAL camera on "auto" function for the time being. Think outside the box and make a photograph that is a visual metaphor for each of the following words/phrases. Brainstorm your ideas first.

THE CHALLENGE.  You are creative and clever so challenge yourself beyond the literal translation. 

THE THREE WORDS/TERMS:

high point

familiar

too much

STUDENT EXAMPLE OF VISUAL METAPHOR:

The apple above is a photo a student made for the word "forbidden." The photo tells a story in relation to the word? Good, huh? ;) Use this as an example to inspire your creative thinking. Go beyond the obvious. Push your brain to make unusual/unexpected connections to images.

PHOTO TERMS (Ongoing)

CAMERA OBSCURA

Latin for "dark chamber"

APERTURE

An opening. 

In photography, the size of the aperture is increased/decreased.

SHUTTER SPEED

The length of time the aperture is open.

ISO

The sensitivity of the camera's sensor. 
Bright setting = ISO can be low
Dark setting = ISO must be high

METERING
Measuring light in the scene you are photographing.