Photography Foundations: Analog

PHO2136.01
Course System Home Terms Spring 2024 Photography Foundations: Analog

Course Description

Summary

This course allows students to explore the practice of photography using analog cameras and black and white film. Students will acquire basic skills in 35mm camera handling, light meters and exposure, film development, and making enlargements in the wet labs. In addition, the class will research the formal and socio-political content of contemporary practitioners working globally today. Class time will include technical demonstrations and group critiques, as well as slide presentations and discussions of assigned readings. Students will be asked to complete a series of creative assignments, research a photographer, and complete a final self-directed project which will allow them to creatively demonstrate their conceptual and technical skills as they explore their own questions and concerns.

Instructor

  • Jonathan Kline

Day and Time

Academic Term

Spring 2024

Area of Study

Credits

4

Course Level

2000

Maximum Enrollment

10