Middlebury

ART 0396

Photog:Origins & Shooting Film

Origins of Photography: Shooting Film
In this course students will track photography’s evolution historically and technically as we create lense-based art. We will start in the darkroom making photograms, shooting film with a manual SLR camera, and printing black and white wet process images. The second half of the semester we will continue shooting film while transitioning into scanning and color digital printing. Emphasis will be on development of an individual creative voice through close personal attention. In addition to studio work we will be studying the history of photography. Required: 35mm film SLR camera (preferable) or 8MP (or bigger) DSLR camera manual focus, aperture, and shutter. 6 hrs. lect./lab
Subject:
Studio Art
Department:
Program in Studio Art
Division:
Arts
Requirements Fulfilled:
ART WTR

Sections

Fall 2024

ART0396A-F24 Lecture (Leftheris)

Winter 2024

ART0396A-W24 Lecture (Leftheris)

Fall 2023

ART0396A-F23 Lecture (Leftheris)

Fall 2019

ART0396A-F19 Lecture (Streblow)

Fall 2018

ART0396A-F18 Lecture (Leftheris)

Fall 2017

ART0396A-F17 Lecture (Leftheris)