2 units, 1-1/1 hours lecture, 1-1/2 hours laboratory
Prerequisite: Art 150 Photography I and Art 178 Digital Potography I
Corequisite: 179 A or B or C or D Digital Media Practicum.
Recommended preparation: Students must have a working knowledge of a Macintosh Computer for successful completion of this course.
 

DESCRIPTION:

The blending of traditional analog and new digital techniques gives photographers a wider aesthetic and the modifying and combining of photographs requires attention to symbolic relationships at work in the context of their images. Students will explore and develop a language specific for the communication of meaning in photographs made within this new realm of digital photography. Advanced techniques will be explored in detail using the current photo imaging software as compared to digital imaging theory with an emphasis on optimum control of output. Students will present a portfolio of digitally produced photographic images that address both the technical and aesthetic isuues present within the new traditions of digital photgraphy.
 

Transfers to CSU. This course meets all Title 5 standards for Associate Degree Credit.