Photography
The photography area embraces the use of both traditional and digital technologies, as a means of contemporary image making. The curriculum in traditional photography provides a strong foundation in camera technique, photographic chemistry, and printing. The study of digital imaging highlights the technical, critical and practical skills that are required for a contemporary photography career. The faculty are very open to ideas that challenge the boundaries of traditional fine art photography including installation, new technologies, and multiple media applications.
Facilities & Special Equipment
Facilities include a 15 station main darkroom with 4x5 equipment, a non silver darkroom, and an Honors darkroom with 24 hr student access which includes a shooting studio and mural printing facilities. Our digital imaging workstations are equipped with Macintosh computers. Our students have access to a variety of small and large format archival Epson printers
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