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AT 215 - Digital Photography and Storytelling

Credits: 3

This course uses both theory and practice to explain how digital images are created. Students will learn basic photographic composition, digital darkroom and design skills. In addition, students learn how to interpret and communicate ideas through photographic images. Students must have access to a digital camera of three mega pixels or greater.

Learning Outcomes
Upon completion of this course, you should be able to do the following:

  • Measure personal improvement through the development of a photographic portfolio.
  • Illustrate the diverse human condition and society through a photo series.
  • Apply the creative process to solve visual challenges. 
  • Demonstrate how various photographic techniques can be used to communicate ideas and feelings visually.
  • Critique creative works of art by analyzing them and describing their merits.
  • Use a digital camera to compose original compelling works of art.
  • Use digital software to edit and improve their photographs.



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