MAPH 281 - Portfolio Documentation

The use of photography to create a portfolio of artwork, exhibitions, and installations is necessary for artists in all visual media. Students learn how to photograph two- and three-dimensional artwork in a studio setting and on location. Instruction addresses a wide range of issues including: artificial and natural lighting, film-based and digital camera operation, image processing techniques, and output options. By participating in lectures, demonstrations, field trips and shooting assignments, students acquire the skills necessary to create a coherent visual portfolio of their work. Formerly PF 203

Prerequisites & Notes
Prerequisite: FNDP 112 or FNDP 152 Not open to Photography majors. Not recommended for Foundation students.

Credits: 1.5 cr, 3 hrs