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Photography

This comprehensive course addresses the technical, aesthetic, and conceptual challenges of digital photography. You'll learn how your camera functions, explore the history of photography, and gain expertise in achieving photographic excellence. Dive into Photoshop and various photo editing tools as you capture hundreds of stunning images! Classes incorporate lectures, demonstrations, and hands-on practice in the art room and computer lab. Prepare for a blend of individual and collaborative projects, with robust assessments designed to enhance your skills. Prerequisite: Basic computer skills.

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Photography

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  1. Photography Chaney| shs

  2. Course Description • This course addresses the technical, aesthetic, and conceptual challenges implicit with digital photography.  You can expect to learn how the camera works, the history of photography, photographic excellence, and in-depth knowledge of Photoshop as well many other photo editing tools. • You will be taking hundreds of photographs! • Art Room/Computer Lab • Lectures, Demonstrations, Practice: Mon-Wed in the art room • Labs: Thurs-Fri computer applications • Prerequisites: computer skills • Credits: 1

  3. Course Objectives

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  5. Instructional Methods • A wide variety of methods are employed to assist the student with many different approaches to the technical and intellectual production of a photograph • Lectures • Demonstrations • Class discussion/Virtual discussions • Individual/group projects • In-depth off campus practice • Labs • Written self assessment • Peer assistance and evaluation • Tests and quizzes

  6. Schedule

  7. Assessment Criteria • Weekly assignments • Projects • Quizzes • Final Exam/Darkroom

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  9. Instructor Contact Information

  10. Questions? “ Your first 10,000 photographs are your worst.” –Henri Cartier-Bresson “ You don’t take a photograph, you make it. -Ansel Adams Full awareness of what makes a good photo is essential in taking great photographs. Read more: digital-photography-school.com

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