Learn about photography as fine art with an emphasis on the history of photography and the body of criticism surrounding the medium. Develop your own personal vision and experimentation in the studio.
Traditionally, street photography is an established method of documentary investigation made popular in the 20th century by greats such as Eugene Atget and Walker Evans. Following the Second World War, photographers like Robert Frank, Garry Winogrand, and Diane Arbus began to look at photography and the street in very different … Read more
Start Date
09/10
Meeting Day
Saturdays
End Date
11/05
Faculty
Michael Hintlian
Time
10am–1pm
Credits
0
Students are introduced to the creative and technical possibilities of digital photography while exploring photographic history and current practices. They learn how to use a digital camera and computer imaging software to create photographs through raw file formats. Topics covered include camera operations (aperture, shutter speed, ISO, focal length) as … Read more
Start Date
09/12
Meeting Day
Mondays
End Date
12/12
Faculty
Harlan Crichton
Time
6:30pm–10pm
Credits
3
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This critique group of advanced photographers offers peer group feedback on current work. Typically, participants are developing a portfolio, project, or exhibition. Meetings are scheduled once every two to three weeks. To be admitted into this class, students should submit five jpeg images and a one-paragraph description of their work … Read more
Start Date
09/15
Meeting Day
Thursdays
End Date
12/15
Faculty
Matt Kushan
Time
6:30pm–9:30pm
Credits
1.5
Explore the art of personal expression through landscape photography. Tsar Fedorsky, a fine arts photographer whose own work draws on images found near home, will encourage students to discover their own visual voice by choosing to take landscape photographs close to home. Nature is all around us. You don’t need … Read more
Start Date
10/11
Meeting Day
Tuesdays
End Date
11/15
Faculty
Tsar Fedorsky
Time
6pm–8pm
Credits
0
