Methods of visual expression II, Open university (4cr)

Evaluation scale

H-5

Objective

Upon course completion, the student know how to apply narrative methods in photography to use, understands the principles of lighting and expression, knows how to apply them in their pictures and knows how to develop abilities in thinking, planning and expression.

Execution methods

Lectures/exercises, demonstrations, critiques 48 h. Independent work 60 h. Contact, in class, teaching (48 h).

Content

The student learns aspects of studio and portrait photography and applies the observation of different kinds of light, from natural light to studio light towards concrete image making in both controlled and uncontrolled conditions.

Materials

Ilmoitetaan kurssilla.

Assessment criteria, satisfactory (1)

Rejected (0)
The performance is very incomplete or incorrect, or contains significant misunderstandings.
Passable (1)
The performance is superficial or poorly corresponds to the assignment. In the execution, matters are dealt with unilaterally. It may contain errors or inaccuracies.
Satisfactory (2)
The performance is limited, or does not adequately correspond to the assignment. It may contain errors or inaccuracies.

Assessment criteria, good (3)

Good (3)
The performance corresponds to the assignment, shows understanding and the ability to analyze and justify. An overall picture of the matter has been formed, but there may be flaws in it.
Commendable (4)
The performance corresponds to the assignment, shows understanding and the ability to analyze and justify. A high-quality overall picture has been formed, but there may be some finishing touches.

Assessment criteria, excellent (5)

Excellent (5)
In the performance, a broad whole is outlined and knowledge can be applied multidimensionally or placed in different contexts. The performance shows an independent approach and insight. The performance is an intact entity that contains justified own thinking or critical reflection. The answer is well written or executed.

Assessment criteria, approved/failed

Course participation, coursework completion, critique.