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VIEW CAMERA FINE ART PHOTOGRAPHY ADVANCED PROJECTS IN
PHOTOGRAPHY
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PHOTO 114 explores the 4’ x 5’ film based PHOTO 140 is a photo course focusing on fine
view camera and operations as related to art approaches in photography. Students are PHOTO 146 is designed for advanced photo
outdoor and studio shooting. The course introduced to and guided through artistic students to concentrate on a single project
covers large format aperture and shutter styles, project and theme development, and during the course. The student explores and
features, camera movements, exposure technical and design techniques used in combines an aesthetic and expressive use
calculations, and film processing and print- fine art photography. Students create self- of the photographic medium to complete
ing. Lecture 2 hours/Studio 4 hours. Prereq- motivated projects intended for exhibition projects with developed artists’ statements.
uisite: PHOTO 103. Note: May be taken 2 within a fine art context. Significant docu- Research and reading assignments will be
times for credit. mentary photographic works are presented made where applicable. Note: Students who
and discussed to provide a context for the previously completed PHOTO 107 prior to
122 production and critique of photographic Fall 2019 will not receive credit for PHOTO
PHOTOSHOP II images. Lecture 3 hours/Laboratory 3 hours. 146. Lecture 3 hours/Laboratory 3 hours.
Prerequisite: PHOTO 111 or PHOTO 130 or Prerequisite: PHOTO 111 or equivalent.
3.0 Units equivalent. Transfer Credit: CSU Course Typically Offered: Fall/Spring.
Transfer Credit: CSU
PHOTO 122 is a second level Photoshop 142
course for students who already have a solid COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHY 156
understanding of Photoshop basic tools and PROFESSIONAL PRACTICES FOR
techniques. Existing Photoshop skills are 4.0 Units PHOTOGRAPHERS
built upon to create high-resolution compos-
ited images. Special effects, and advanced PHOTO 142 is a photo course focusing on 3.0 Units
methods of layout, compositing, masking, editorial and commercial approaches in
and image enhancing are covered in the photography. Students are introduced to PHOTO 156 is an advanced photography
course. Students create projects using course and guided through editorial styles, proj- course covering principles and practices
information. Lecture 2 hours/Studio 2 hours. ect and theme development, and technical within the field for hire or exhibition.
Prerequisite: PHOTO 121 or equivalent. and design techniques used in commercial Students construct artist resumes and
Course Typically Offered: Fall/Spring. photography. Students create projects to artist statements related to their work.
fulfill specified criteria as they would in a Course includes promotion, portfolio
130 professional setting. Significant documen- layout, releases, estimates, invoices, gallery
PHOTOSHOP AND LIGHTROOM FOR tary photographic works are presented negotiations, and image licensing issues for
PHOTOGRAPHERS and discussed to provide a context for the photographers. Students must have a devel-
production and critique of photographic oped body of photographic work that will be
4.0 Units images. Lecture 3 hours/Laboratory 3 hours. used for class projects. Note: Students who
Prerequisite: PHOTO 111 or equivalent. previously completed PHOTO 115 prior to
PHOTO 130 is an intermediate Photography Transfer Credit: CSU Fall 2019 will not receive credit for PHOTO
course that teaches Adobe Lightroom and 156. Lecture 3 hours. Prerequisite: PHOTO
Photoshop for digital photography. Students 144 101. Course Typically Offered: Spring.
create projects using their own digital photos, DOCUMENTARY PHOTOGRAPHY
using Adobe Lightroom to organize and 158
edit photos, and Photoshop to retouch and 4.0 Units CONTEMPORARY PHOTOGRAPHY
enhance their images. Basic image exporting AND PRACTICES
and printing are covered. Significant photo- PHOTO 144 is a photo course focusing on
graphic works are presented and discussed documentary approaches in photography. 3.0 Units
to provide a context for the production and Students are introduced to and guided
critique of photographic images. This is through documentary styles, project and PHOTO 158 is a survey of techniques and
required for photography majors. Lecture theme development, and design techniques practices of contemporary photographers
3 hours/Laboratory 3 hours. Prerequisite: used to communicate theme. Students create and their relationship to past practices and
PHOTO 101. Course Typically Offered: Fall/ projects using course information. Signifi- movements within Photography. Current
Spring. Transfer Credit: CSU cant documentary photographic works trends in photographic image making are
are presented and discussed to provide a presented. Students examine the crossover of
132 context for the production and critique of fine art, documentary, commercial and edito-
DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY II photographic images. Note: This course rial practices as well as the impact of digital
may not be taken by students who have methods in photography. Note: Students who
4.0 Units completed PHOTO 118 prior to Fall 2019. previously completed PHOTO 145 prior to
Lecture 3 hours/Laboratory 3 hours. Prereq- Fall 2019 will not receive credit for PHOTO
PHOTO 132 provides second level instruc- uisite: PHOTO 111 or equivalent. Transfer 158. Lecture 3 hours. Recommended Prepa-
tion in digital image editing and cataloging Credit: CSU ration: ENGL 120 or ESL 151 or equivalent.
software, like Adobe Lightroom and Photo- Course Typically Offered: Spring. Transfer
shop for digital photography. Retouching, Credit: CSU
compositing and printing skills are enhanced
with hands on training. Students work on
projects using their own digital photos.
Lecture 3 hours/Laboratory 3 hours. Prereq-
uisite: PHOTO 130 or equivalent. Transfer
Credit: CSU
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