This book provides a full-year curriculum for educators wishing to teach a digital photography/multimedia class that will endow students with the technical skills for producing complex digital imaging projects.bull; Provides a full-year digital photography curriculum comprising more than 20 hands-on digital photography projectsbull; Supplies grading rubrics for every projectbull; Includes a CD-ROM containing sample photographs for student practice; detailed project plans; and grading rubricsbull; Provides guidelines for buying digital cameras; computers; and software for your class as well as for establishing your classroom
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6 of 6 people found the following review helpful. A true classicBy Brian C. MunchThis has been one of my favorite books of instruction for over forty years. I took a copy to Seoul Korea when I was stationed there in 1971 with the Eighth Army Band; but when I played a few concerts with the Seoul Sinfonietta I gave that copy to the first horn player in that chamber group. My little contribution to international good will. So I was without that book for many years; until my interest in playing the horn resurfaced; and then I was pleased to find it published in a smaller format; suitable for carrying around with other music. Mr. Farkas was a very good man; and a meticulous player and teacher. He could be accused of occasionally "overthinking" (such as where he gets a little obsessive about too much pressure and recommends trying to play the horn without using your hands as it sits on a slippery surface); but the foundations of his instruction are solid. As my ability increases; I am still now finding little jewels in his book that; with a more mature perspective and increased understanding; help me to develop even further.1 of 1 people found the following review helpful. Must have for horn playersBy CarolDoesnt matter if youre a beginner; intermediate horn player; or an expert everyone can benefit from reading this book. Is it outdated? Sure; maybe a little; but this is still the bible of horn playing and a must read. This book has helpful information regarding pretty much all aspects of horn playing: types of horns; practicing information; types of mouthpieces; mechanics of the horn; practicing techniques; hand positions and placements; tuning; warm-ups; diagrams; embouchure; performance etiquette and tips; breathing; just general pointers and other miscellaneous; virtually everything! This is a great book for any horn player to reference or refer to. I constantly finding myself going back and re-reading sections whenever I have a question or a problem arises. This book really teaches you and helps you become a better horn player. The pictures and diagrams in the book are super helpful so you can get a visual of what your supposed to be doing and correct any bad habits or mistakes you may be making. In addition to all the information this book has I love that it also includes a section of warmups to practice. I would definitely recommend practicing these warmups everyday for at least 10 minutes; although I would do them for about 30 minutes; and youll see almost instantly an improvement in your range; and your tone; your ability in moving your fingers; your overall quality of playing; and even your sight reading! If theres one book you buy for your instrument I suggest and encourage it be this one. Life changing for a French horn player.0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. All-around Guide to Playing French HornBy Anthony M BarnesThis is the best and most comprehensive guide to the French horn for an experienced musician. It requires a fair level of expertise in several advanced subjects; notably transposition. Otherwise most chapters are devoted to the mechanics of playing a French horn with topics like mouthpiece placement and mouthpiece pressure; fingering; a few well known practice etudes; and some discussion of beginner horn.
