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The
emphasis in the photography program is on the development of a student's
vision and on encouraging fluency in the medium's special language within
traditions of the fine arts and humanities. The department offers no courses
in commercial photography. Instruction is by lecture, demonstration, and
assignment along with individual and classroom critique. Usually 15 sections
of photography are offered each semester at the undergraduate level with
an average enrollment of 18.
Facilities
include beginning and advanced darkrooms for printing and film processing
in both black and white and color, a non-silver printmaking area, and a
computer lab for digital imaging. The department provides a limited number
of special cameras and lighting equipment for advanced students. Students
furnish their own primary camera, film, and paper. |
