After a summer studying art in Japan, Fulbright Memorial Scholar Nancy Libson will introduce campers to a variety of Japanese art forms. Students will make woodblock prints, folk toys, over-sized kites, and even clay sushi trays. The afternoon will be devoted to photography, where students will learn the fundamentals of picture-taking, including various techniques for photographing people, nature, and architecture. At the end of the week, campers will participate in a photography display and have Japanese treasures to take home. Campers will need to bring a camera and film to class daily.
Film is to be processed by the campers at a lab of their choice.
After lunch, campers will explore the exciting world of photography. They will look in their own backyards and communities and explore ways to tell stories through photographs. At the end of the week, students will have an opportunity to share their photographic stories with other campers. Campers will need to bring a camera and film to class daily. Film is to be processed by the campers at a lab of their choice.