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Rome, Italy - Course Descriptions - Digital Photography: Capturing Rome

Course Information

Subject: Photography (PHT)
Number: 300
Language of Instruction: English

Contact Hours and Credits

Semester Session: 45 contact hours, 3 semester credits, 4 quarter credits

Availability

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SessionDatesPrice
Fall Semester 2009Early September - Mid December 2009TBA
Academic Year 2009-2010Early September 2009 - Late April 2010TBA

Full Description

Description
Teachnical - The Digital Photography course is designed to show you how to use a digital camera to capture images and the computer to edit, manipulate and produce top quality digital photgraphy images for both the Internet and printing. Students will develop an understanding of the technical and aesthetic foundations in color photography through the latest digital technology. Students will take their own traditional or digital photographs and then utilize various digital photographic techniques with Adobe Photoshop and color digital printing to produce their own creative, fine art. Through weekly crits and presentations students will examine the technical aspects of their work including composition, lighting and shadow,

Creative - Students will be required to create a portfolio or digital slide show project at the end the semester with detailed commentary which chonicles the technical and creative aspects of their artistic work and personal experiences during their time in Italy. Students will narrate their presentation with comments and personal critiques of the digital images, the artistic goal and the context in which they were captured. 

Text
Understanding Digital Photography: Techniques for Getting Great Pictures by Bryan Peterson (2005)

Students must bring a 3.2 mp digital camera or higher and portable computer with Intel Pentium 4 processor or higher and 512mb RAM or higher.