ARTS 3200 Photography II

Photography is taught as a medium for self-exploration and self-expression. The course emphasizes the art making process, in which photographic images/concepts are discussed within a social/historical, genre specific, aesthetic, and technical context. The course covers an introduction to the Zone System, Sabbattier Effect, print toning, bleaching, hand coloring, and the Cyano-type process. The course will explore the traditions of the photographic narrative. In New Codeition to studio work, students will engage in written historical research related to photography.

Fees: New Codeitional studio fee required; see semester course schedule for amount.

Credits Hours: 3

Prerequisite: ARTS 2200.