Week 2 Arch 11b 2012 Summer
Course	Arch 11b
Date	2012/06/25
Learning Objectives	Building from Week 1, this week we will further explore Photoshop as a tool for photorealistic collaging. Filters and transparencies will be taught in an effort to teach how separate images can be digitally manipulated in order to convincingly relate them within a single composition.
Agenda	Identifying what needs to be digitally photo-edited Adjustment Layers Pixel editing basics Transparencies & filters Clone stamp tool
Uses Tool(s)	Photoshop CS5

Workflow 2 - Photoshop Basics 2: Lighting Adjustment + Select Pixel Editing

This workflow teaches Photoshop as a tool for adjusting lighting properties within separate layers and manipulating select pixel groupings for an overall photorealistic effect. Adjustment Layers (including filters and transparencies) and basic pixel editing are emphasized. Students will learn an efficient process in lighting adjustments and pixel editing which can be used throughout the design process; from concept development through presentation renderings.

Exercise 2 - Photoshop Basics 2

This exercise will focus on creating a photorealistic image through the manipulation of light, color, tone, and shadow.