Exploration of the theoretical constructs underlying all visual expression with particular emphasis on projected imagery. Activities include applying theory through design and producing visual statements in a variety of media for the classroom. Basic course offering instruction camera handling, film exposure and development, production, mounting, display, and evaluation of prints. A skills course with applications for teachers, media specialists, and others interested in use of the photographic medium. Students must have access to an adjustable camera.
Students are responsible for film, paper, and chemicals.
The course will touch on some of the newest features of HTML, such as tables, that bring HTML into the real publishing world. The use of printed aids and commercial services, the central cataloging center, acquisition, patterns of shelving and related problems of distribution. Explores new technologies and their impact on schools, media centers and libraries. Assumes knowledge of basic photographic principles with emphasis on control of the medium. Topics include exposure, metering, darkroom techniques, and print manipulation.