Photography 1 | ART 133

This course introduces students to visual language utilizing the medium of photography. Problems and assignments are structured to develop a personal vision and working knowledge of photographic materials and methods. Contemporary and historic styles in photography and composition will be introduced with an emphasis on aesthetic, technical, and conceptual practices.
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Featured Students
Daphne Dorsaneo, Daniel Fandler, Colin Garvey, Noah Mannix, Andrew Smarowsky, Andrew Smarowsky

2019-2020 Faculty
Patricia Swanson

Person standing in front of a wall covered in graffiti, seen from behind in an urban setting.

Overgrown landscape with a dome-shaped object partially hidden in dense ivy and vegetation.

Parked white car in a suburban yard, viewed through a window with a person’s arm resting outside.

Empty field with faint lines on the grass and a metal fence cutting across the foreground.

Wooden deck with dark, tree-like shadows cast across the planks.

Animal skull with antlers placed on a textured floor next to a woven basket.

Close-up of a vintage barber chair with a person seated and hands partially visible.

Reflection of a woman’s face in a glass window, with layered reflections of hanging lights and people.