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.

In this digital capture / photo production intensive, students are introduced to the creative and technical possibilities of digital photography while exploring photographic history and current practices. Participants learn to use a digital (DSLR or mirrorless) camera to create photographs using raw file formats and fully manual controls. Topics covered … Read more

Start Date

01/20

Meeting Day

Wednesdays

End Date

03/10

Faculty

Rebecca Morrison

Time

6:30pm–9:30pm

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In this intensive class, students craft professional print-on-demand books using Adobe Lightroom Classic’s book module and its seamless integration with Blurb’s digital print-on-demand service. Classwork is also adaptable for other printing platforms. Starting with a personal collection of digital images, students learn to edit their collection, create compelling image sequences, … Read more

Start Date

01/20

Meeting Day

Wednesdays

End Date

03/10

Faculty

Yulia Spiridonova

Time

6:30pm–9:30pm

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Using digital capture devices, students examine the ways in which light shapes our perception of the world around us, and explore the possibilities of light as a tool in their artistic practice. Technical assignments aim to harness the power of existing/found light as well as supplementary sources including strobe and … Read more

Start Date

01/26

Meeting Day

Tuesdays

End Date

03/09

Faculty

Bruce Wahl

Time

6pm–9pm

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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

03/19

Meeting Day

Saturdays and 1 zoom meeting, Friday, March 20, 7-9pm

End Date

05/08

Faculty

Michael Hintlian

Time

10am–1pm

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