Point-Of-View, in-class

Groups

Boswell	Olivia	A
Duff-Gordon	Jon	A
Japal	Caroline	A
Picazo	Alex	A
Sturgill	Ginny	A
Bramlett	Prestley	B
Glasscock	Rachel	B
Llewellyn	Nick	B
Satcher	Jamie	B
Wachs	John	B
Clay	Alayna	C
Gosney	Eden	C
Moore	Brandon	C
Snow	Grant	C
Warner	Hannah	C
Dismuke	Abigail	D
Homan	Kalypso	D
Peters	Marcelle	D
Snowden	Ryan	D
Yarbrough	Alexa	D

In groups, explore the point-of-view images created by all members of your group. 

Questions to explore:

1. What are some of the points-of-view explored in the photographer's imagery...first person, third person, and omniscient. Which images are more engaging or exciting examples of these perspectives. Identify and discuss why...
2. How do the varied points-of-view change the "story"of the subject matter? How do we relate to the subject differently? 
3. Which point-of-view/subject combinations invite further interest or curiosity? Are there implications for further exploration that the photography might try?

Based on this group discussion and feedback, plan to turn in 9 images (1200 pixels per longest side, jpeg, quality 10, sRGB) by the end of class.

• For each of your scenarios shot, choose three most compelling POVs