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| Photography [back to top] | The Constructed Image
Semester:
Fall 2010
Date(s); Thursdays 09/16/10 - 12/09/10
No class dates: 11/25
Time: 6:30-9:30pm
Sessions: 12
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2010/CF-PHO-1640-01 | TBA TBA | |
A photograph is no longer just a photograph. A constructed image is a photo that has been altered through the use of digital manipulation, drawing, painting, collage or diorama to create a specific visual experience. The resulting artwork is a true hybrid that may be the most ideal realization of the artist's intention. Students in this course investigate classic themes from art history -- beauty, alienation, loss -- and reinterpret them through the combination of traditional techniques and computer-based workflow. The instructor acquaints students with advanced Photoshop techniques that enhance artistic productivity. The learning experience goes well beyond simple computer tricks and tips, as the entire class re-engages with the process of artistic creation through images that are cleverly constructed and conceptually compelling.
Applies to the following certificate programs (36 contact hours): AD-E, DI-E, DS-E, SA-E |
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Tuition [Non Credit]: $695.00
Course total: $695.00 | | | Trouble Shooter: Crisis Photography
Semester:
Fall 2010
Date(s); Saturday 09/18/10 - 09/18/10
Time: 1-3pm
Sessions: 1
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2010/CF-PHO-1641-01 | Alan Chaniewski | |
The best photojournalists run toward traumatic events that the general public races away from, their reward often being a single mesmerizing image that speaks to just how fragile and fleeting life can be. This lecture gives you a glimpse into the pursuit of these pictures, and the instincts one develops while following the path of crises. Crises can be fires, collisions, crimes or attacks, with differences in scale the photographer must quickly adjust to. Your presenter, a veteran newsman who has shot them all, shares his experiences in a comprehensive slideshow. Technical topics like exposure control, lighting options and camera gear recommendations are discussed, as well as the proper approach to take with emergency services personnel -- all important considerations if you find yourself running into crisis, camera in hand.
Applies to the following certificate program (2 contact hours): DI-E |
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Tuition [Non Credit]: $30.00
Course total: $30.00 | | | Photographic Lighting I
Semester:
Fall 2010
Date(s); Thursdays 09/16/10 - 12/09/10
No class dates: 11/25
Time: 6:30-9:30pm
Sessions: 12
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2010/CF-PHO-1630-01 | Shane Gutierrez | |
Discover how photographers manipulate natural and artificial light sources to achieve a painterly color palette and the illusion of sculptural form, not to mention sharp detail, in their work. This course covers controlling and combining light situations, as well as using the creative potential of light to interpret and define. A variety of lighting conditions and tools are explored both on location and in the studio. Lighting set-ups, the use of available light, and metering techniques are all covered. Students learn about the creative use of lenses, black-and-white and color film, and other materials to yield a wide range of special effects. Still life, commercial illustration, portraiture and industrial applications are also discussed.
Prerequisite: Digital Photography I
Applies to the following certificate programs (36 contact hours): AD-E, DI-R, PD-E, SA-E, VE-E, WE-E |
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Tuition [Non Credit]: $695.00
Course total: $695.00 | | | Photography: An Introduction
Semester:
Fall 2010
Date(s); Thursdays 09/16/10 - 10/21/10
Time: 9:30am-12:30pm
Sessions: 6
Location: Tillinghast
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2010/CF-PHO-1647-02 | John Hames | |
This course for new and amateur photographers introduces ways of seeing through the lens and makes plain the underlying two-dimensional design issues and visual concepts hidden within the photographic image. Through weekly assignments and critiques, students explore ways to use photography and photographic conventions for their own unique personal expression. Classroom discussions cover everything from portraiture and landscape to abstract work, and introduce methods for students to expand their personal creativity and increase their self-confidence behind the camera. Whether you are interested in black-and-white, color or digital photography, this course provides a strong foundation for any subsequent photographic pursuit.
Applies to the following certificate programs (18 contact hours): AD-E, CB-E, DI-R, DS-E, NS-E, PD-E, SA-E, VE-E, WE-E |
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Tuition [Non Credit]: $295.00
Course total: $295.00 | | | Photography: An Introduction
Semester:
Fall 2010
Date(s); Tuesdays 09/14/10 - 10/19/10
Time: 6:30-9:30pm
Sessions: 6
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2010/CF-PHO-1647-01 | John Hames | |
This course for new and amateur photographers introduces ways of seeing through the lens and makes plain the underlying two-dimensional design issues and visual concepts hidden within the photographic image. Through weekly assignments and critiques, students explore ways to use photography and photographic conventions for their own unique personal expression. Classroom discussions cover everything from portraiture and landscape to abstract work, and introduce methods for students to expand their personal creativity and increase their self-confidence behind the camera. Whether you are interested in black-and-white, color or digital photography, this course provides a strong foundation for any subsequent photographic pursuit.
Applies to the following certificate programs (18 contact hours): AD-E, CB-E, DI-R, DS-E, NS-E, PD-E, SA-E, VE-E, WE-E |
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Tuition [Non Credit]: $295.00
Course total: $295.00 | | | Digital Photography I
Semester:
Fall 2010
Date(s); Mondays 09/13/10 - 12/06/10
No class dates: 10/11
Time: 6:30-9:30pm
Sessions: 12
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2010/CF-PHO-1658-01 | Lindsay Elgin | |
With the digital revolution in full swing, the challenge in digital photography is to manage this burgeoning technology. Through lecture, demonstration and hands-on practice, students in this course learn to operate digital cameras and to utilize them as precise tools for image capture. Discussions include the many camera, lens and equipment options available to digital photographers and how to establish a digital workflow. As students develop technical and aesthetic skills, they explore shooting techniques, composition and framing, as well as the basics of light control. Other topics covered include image management, adjustment and editing in Photoshop, and printing and archiving digital images. Whether the student's interest is in fine art, portraiture, event photography or product advertising, or simply in making the move from film to digital, this course provides a solid foundation for future work.
Prerequisites: Photography: An Introduction and Digital Tools for Print Design or Digital Design for the Screen
Applies to the following certificate programs (36 contact hours): AD-E, CB-E, DI-R, DS-E, NS-E, PD-E, SA-E, VE-E, WE-E |
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Tuition [Non Credit]: $695.00
Course total: $695.00 | | | Digital Photography I
Semester:
Fall 2010
Date(s); Saturdays 09/18/10 - 12/11/10
No class dates: 11/27
Time: 9am-12pm
Sessions: 12
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2010/CF-PHO-1658-02 | David Fleurant | |
With the digital revolution in full swing, the challenge in digital photography is to manage this burgeoning technology. Through lecture, demonstration and hands-on practice, students in this course learn to operate digital cameras and to utilize them as precise tools for image capture. Discussions include the many camera, lens and equipment options available to digital photographers and how to establish a digital workflow. As students develop technical and aesthetic skills, they explore shooting techniques, composition and framing, as well as the basics of light control. Other topics covered include image management, adjustment and editing in Photoshop, and printing and archiving digital images. Whether the student's interest is in fine art, portraiture, event photography or product advertising, or simply in making the move from film to digital, this course provides a solid foundation for future work.
Prerequisites: Photography: An Introduction and Digital Tools for Print Design or Digital Design for the Screen
Applies to the following certificate programs (36 contact hours): AD-E, CB-E, DI-R, DS-E, NS-E, PD-E, SA-E, VE-E, WE-E |
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Tuition [Non Credit]: $695.00
Course total: $695.00 | | | Photographic Lighting II
Semester:
Fall 2010
Date(s); Tuesdays 09/14/10 - 12/07/10
No class dates: 11/23
Time: 6:30-9:30pm
Sessions: 12
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2010/CF-PHO-1670-01 | Shane Gutierrez | |
Building on the techniques learned in Photographic Lighting I, this course further explores the art of using artificial light to transform the mundane into the magnificent. Using lighting as a form of expression, we experiment with complex lighting schemes in an effort to create more visually stimulating images. Emphasis is placed on controlling direction, quality and quantity of light as we investigate the impact of light, color and composition on the subject. Intended for photographers seeking to broaden their knowledge of artificial lighting, this course is primarily studio based and focuses on still life, architectural and portrait lighting, including a look into product photography and photographing the nude. We also learn techniques for utilizing available light, as well as on-camera flashes.
Prerequisite: Photographic Lighting I
Applies to the following certificate programs (36 contact hours): AD-E, DI-R, PD-E, SA-E, VE-E, WE-E |
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Tuition [Non Credit]: $695.00
Course total: $695.00 | | | Event + Wedding Photography Workshop
Semester:
Fall 2010
Date(s); Monday 12/13/10 - 12/13/10
Time: 7-9pm
Sessions: 1
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2010/CF-PHO-1652-01 | Jennifer Doumato | |
Well-qualified wedding and event photographers are perennially in demand. This intensive one-day workshop is designed for those with some photography experience, as well as an interest in photographing weddings and social events. We examine slides and prints of images for discussion of aesthetic issues and visual representations of the event. Technical considerations such as film choices, cameras and other equipment are also discussed. Finally, we cover the business side of the industry, including working with clients, organizing the shoot, and ethical practices.
Applies to the following certificate program (2 contact hours): DI-E |
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Tuition [Non Credit]: $30.00
Course total: $30.00 | | | Digital Photography II
Semester:
Fall 2010
Date(s); Wednesdays 09/15/10 - 12/08/10
No class dates: 11/24
Time: 6:30-9:30pm
Sessions: 12
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2010/CF-PHO-1660-01 | Lindsay Elgin | |
Students in this course continue their exploration of the creative potential of the digital camera, begun in Digital Photography I. The instructor reviews all aspects of manual exposure settings and camera controls, with an emphasis on shooting in challenging conditions. Students learn ways to adapt their cameras to gain control of available lighting and utilize portable strobes, as well as improvised lighting, more effectively. Large format equipment with tilt and swing options is introduced as students experiment with framing and become more confident with composition. Throughout the course, students use their editorial eye as they build a multiple image project that can be seen as a projected slide show or an artist's book.
Prerequisite: Digital Photography I or equivalent experience
Applies to the following certificate programs (36 contact hours): AD-E, DI-R, PD-E, SA-E, VE-E, WE-E |
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Tuition [Non Credit]: $695.00
Course total: $695.00 | | | Photography: An Introduction
Semester:
Fall 2010
Date(s); Wednesdays 09/29/10 - 11/03/10
Time: 6:30-9:30pm
Sessions: 6
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2010/CF-PHO-1647-03 | John Hames | |
This course for new and amateur photographers introduces ways of seeing through the lens and makes plain the underlying two-dimensional design issues and visual concepts hidden within the photographic image. Through weekly assignments and critiques, students explore ways to use photography and photographic conventions for their own unique personal expression. Classroom discussions cover everything from portraiture and landscape to abstract work, and introduce methods for students to expand their personal creativity and increase their self-confidence behind the camera. Whether you are interested in black-and-white, color or digital photography, this course provides a strong foundation for any subsequent photographic pursuit.
Applies to the following certificate programs (18 contact hours): AD-E, CB-E, DI-R, DS-E, NS-E, PD-E, SA-E, VE-E, WE-E |
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Tuition [Non Credit]: $295.00
Course total: $295.00 | | |
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