THE THERAPEUTIC POTENTIAL OF PHOTOGRAPHY IN MENTAL HEALTH
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The Therapeutic Potential of Photography in Mental Health
Title of paper
Bob St-Cyr
AE 319 Photography (04)
Name of
Institu
Other Photographic Styles
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Angel of View
How: Hold the camera high above your head,
or
put the camera on the floor, if safe to
do so.
Why: Unusual angles tell be
REMINISCING
A BRIEF PHOTO ESSAY
St.Cyr, Emile 1915 - 1998
Defender of Freedom
An All Canadian Farm-boy from the
Saskatchewan Prairie
Circa 1946
A Fresh Start
Husband & Daddy
Windsor, Ontario to
work in the auto
industry before
moving back home
to Saskatch
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First rule of Photography
WHAT?
Most digital cameras have rules of the thirds.
You divide the frame into thirds horizontally and vertically.
The lines where these lines meet are ideal for the placement
of your main subject
Is Photography Art?
Misconceptions between
Photography & Painting
To answer this question,
we will return to around
the time photography was
first introduced to the
world in the 19th century
(1839).
With
the
advent
of
photography, some artists
saw it as a
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Suggestions for Printing Film Negatives
Remember: To follow all safety protocols (WHMIS) for working in the darkroom
and remember to CLEAN UP THOROUGHLY everywhere chemistry was used, even if
it looks clean, clean the area anyway. At the end of
Camera Basic
s
cfw_
Single Lens Reflex (SLR)
Check the Cameras Batteries
Check the battery. If it is dead your camera will usually operate at one speed (usually 1/90th).
If the camera wont work, try cleaning the battery chamber before buying a new battery
The Photographic Triangle
ISO film speed
(sensitivity to
light)
Aperture,
e.g. f/2.8,
5.6
Peterson, B. (2010). Understanding Exposure, (3rd Ed.), Amphoto Books:
New York.
Shutter
Speed, e.g.
1/60, 1/125 of
a second =
60 125 on
the dial.
ISO = Internationa
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Photographic Exposure
ISO (e.g., 50, 100, 400, 3200)
The sensitivity of the film to
light which will affect how the camera meter works.
APERTURE
F/STOP
(e.g., 2.8, 3.5, 5.6, 22) The opening
of the lens that lets light into the
camera.
SHUTTER SPE
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Loading Film into the Developing Tank
NOTE: THE FOLLOWING STEPS MUST BE COMPLETED IN
TOTAL DARKNESS
When you unload the film from the film canister and then onto the
development reel and place it into the tank with the funnel . these
procedures mu
