This course will examine photography’s impact and evolving technologies. Students will work with analog and digital media to broaden photographic strategies, technical skills, and understanding how a photograph’s material form influences how it is understood. A range of tools will be introduced, including camera operation, darkroom printing, Photoshop image management tools, and inkjet printing. The course will require independent and collaborative assignments augmented by readings, visiting artists, and field trips. The course centers around group critique sessions where form, content, process, and photography’s history are discussed.
Prerequisites and Restrictions
Must have taken VIS 211 or 212 as a prerequisite for this class (Introductory Photo). Not open to first year undergraduates.
Other Information
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