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Summary: photographs by UGA students: Marla Hayes, Cathy Covington, Brett Murray, and Andrew Watts
INTERMEDIATE PHOTO
ART 3200
Learning About Meaning in Photography
This class will show you how to refine your use of the camera, compose thoughtful and thought-
provoking images, and make finely crafted exhibition prints. We will utilize digital cameras while
traveling through Rome and Florence during the first weeks of the program. After arriving at the
campus in Cortona, you will have access to the digital print lab as well as the b&w darkroom facility.
Throughout the semester, we will focus on the study of narrative in art and how photographers
construct personal and universal themes in substantial bodies of work.
ASSIGNMENTS
·Daily photo journal and/or blog ongoing throughout the semester
·A Room with a View: Observing the Streets of Rome and Florence
·The Agony and the Ecstasy: Discovering Your Voice as an Artist
·La Dolce Vita: Cerebral Expressions of the Human Condition
GRADING
Your grade in the class will be based on:
·Darkroom etiquette and team spirit
·Complexity, richness and cohesiveness of your projects
·Craftmanship of finished prints
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