ART 290: Studio Art | Digital Photography
Welcome to ART 290! This blog will help us keep in contact between each of our class meetings on Monday nights. I will post assignments, your recent work and interesting thoughts and links to inspire your current projects. To get the most out of this class, please make sure you are checking the blog frequently. You can comment on each others work in class or on the blog. I am looking forward to working with each of you for the remainder of the semester!
ART 290 is designed to build upon the fundamentals learned in ART 143. You will be completing assignments that are designed to further enhance not only your ability to capture interesting, well composed digital photographs but also working with lighting and focusing on creating a series of images for each assignment. Creating a series of images for each assignment will help you to think critically about not only how each image works on its own but also how it builds and adds to the entire body of work.
You will find the syllabus attached for the class attached below:
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I shot a total of seven different building and five of them have the same theme. After post I found 5 pictures from that group of five that really work well with each other. Could I do a series of 5 pictures from the group of buildings instead of just using one building? To me it’s much stronger than any five from the same building. I had allot of fun with this shot.
Well another semester of 290 in the film can so to speak. I would like to thank my fellow classmates for you helpful critiques of my assignment pictures during the semester. I feel that I have learned a lot under Josh’s tutelage and hope each of you feel the same. Again thank you for your comments during the last 2 semesters for a few of you and look forward to see you all out in the field one of these days in the future as we work on our vocation or avocation. Thank you Josh for helping expand my prospective and getting my creative juices flowing and now it is up to me to keep them flowing.