Photography III and IV Students will work toward the mastery of film processing and the art of the fine print. Personal expression will be encouraged through a variety of assignments, including use of studio lighting, and electronic flashes. Instruction will include matting and framing and the development of a portfolio. While studying the evolution of photographic techniques, the photographers of the corresponding eras will also be looked at in terms of their visions in their social context. Color and Design Color theory examines the use of color as a design element and familiarizes students with elements of classic color theory.
Students explore color contrasts and relationships in terms of value, intensity and saturation.
The use of color harmonies, such as complementary, split complementary and analogous color schemes, enhance the application of color theory. Paper - 2nd Semester Discover methods of making paper from natural fibers and color. With your handmade paper create a sampler of experiments in folding, fluting, piercing, impressing and weaving. Decorate paper with paste and color, spattering and spraying, blockprinting, and monotype. Use your paper to compose frames, folders, paper mache and simple books.