Humanities Arts Cultural Stu 0254 - Still Photography Workshop II

This course will offer intermediate and advanced photography students an opportunity to expand their photographic skills by working with large format cameras and making prints using alternative materials such as: gum-printing, platinum/palladium, cyanotype, kallitype, and carbon printing. These contact printing processes require negatives the same size as the desired print and students will learn to use large format cameras and produce digital negatives. This course is designed for experienced photo students with well-honed darkroom and basic Macintosh skills. Students interested in this course will have had Photo I and be moderately familiar with Photoshop. Although there will be a great deal of technical application covered in this course, the objective here is to learn processes that will not only expand creative options but further develop your personal vision. A $50 lab fee entitles student access to darkroom facilities, lab supplies, and chemicals. Technical workshops will meet once a week for two hours. Instructor permission required.

Independent Work Lab Fee $50. In this course students are expected to spend 8 hours weekly on preparation and work outside of class time.