Introduction to the tools, techniques, processes and aesthetics of black and white photography.

Use of the medium for artistic communication. Advanced technical and aesthetic concepts as related to fine and applied art problems.

Shooting and processing of color slides and negatives, producing color prints from each. Examines color theory, color emulsions and contemporary ideas in color photography.

First-hand experience of operating and maintaining a photographic facility, including equipment operation for both black/white and color photography labs, course and out-of-class scheduling, on-loan equipment and materials, ordering and mixing of chemicals and keeping associated faculty abreast of developments.

Advanced studio and conceptual work based on agreement between student and instructor as to content and quantity of work required. Students taking the course for repeating credit will be engaged in the development of a professional photography portfolio along with the other course requirements.

Use of computer technology and techniques to create digital photography and imagery. Students use electronic technology to manipulate, retouch, adjust color, make multiple images and explore other creative techniques.

Students who plan to work and exhibit in a fine arts studio discipline will learn how to prepare for a professional career. Topics include making application to galleries, residencies and graduate school; grant writing; tax issues; taking slides; etc.

The concluding exhibition required of all Bachelor of Fine Arts candidates and usually held during the final semester of undergraduate study.

Field experience related to a current fine art discipline offered in the Art Department through a hands on involvement at an art studio, gallery, museum or related industry.

The development of conceptual and technical skills emphasizing photographic applications in an editorial context. Projects include a wide variety of subjects along with the manipulation of images through use of computers.

The development of conceptual and technical skills emphasizing photographic applications in an editorial context. Projects include a wide variety of subjects along with the manipulation of images through the use of computers.

A series of interrelated projects and assigned topics on location to develop the visual and technical skills of on site photography. The location and environment may vary. Winter and / or summer session offering.