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Spring 2010
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PSTL 1485 Creativity: Photography

Grading basis/credits:   4 credit(s)

Equivalencies:   Credit will not be granted if credit has been received for: UC 1485

Prereq:   Own camera [35 mm w/adjustable controls preferred], UC; $50 lab fee

Description:  This introductory course explores conceptual, technical, and historical aspects of photography as an art form. Emphasis is on the creative process through hands-on experience as students learn about camera control, film development, enlarging, and printing in a photographic darkroom. Students receive instruction and support through individual and group discussion and critiques as they work to create a portfolio of their own images. Course includes required lab time in addition to scheduled class times. Students must have a film based camera, (35mm with adjustable controls preferred).

Class Time: 30% Lecture, 20% Discussion, 50% Laboratory.

Instructor:  Millikan,Jeffrey B

Last Updated:   11/13/2008
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