Learning Objectives

Technical Proficiency: Students will master the technical aspects of photography, including camera settings, lens choices, lighting techniques, and post-processing software. Composition and Aesthetics: Students will develop an understanding of composition, framing, and the use of color, light, and shadow to create visually compelling photographs. Exploration of Photographic Styles: Students will explore various photographic genres, such as portrait, landscape, macro, street, and documentary photography, to find and refine their unique style. Creative Vision: Students will learn to develop and express their creative vision, translating their ideas and emotions into powerful photographic images. Project Management: Students will gain skills in planning, executing, and presenting photographic projects, from conceptualization to final output.

Critical Analysis: Students will engage in critical analysis of their own work and that of others, learning to provide and receive constructive feedback to improve their artistic practice. Historical and Contemporary Context: Students will gain an understanding of the history of photography and contemporary trends, learning how historical and current influences shape their work. Ethics and Professionalism: Students will learn about ethical considerations in photography, including privacy, consent, and representation, as well as professional practices such as portfolio development, marketing, and client relations. Equipment and Technology: Students will become proficient in the use and maintenance of various photography equipment, including cameras, lenses, lighting gear, and editing software. Portfolio Development: Students will compile a professional portfolio that showcases their best work and demonstrates their growth and versatility as photographers.