PHO 3050 - Alternative Photographic Processes (3)

When Offered: On Demand
In this course, students will explore a group of techniques that were developed as photography evolved throughout the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. This group includes processes such as cyanotype, lumen printing, mordançage, wet-plate collodion, image transfers, lith printing, chromoskedasic sabatier, and many others. This course will be a survey of several of these techniques, as well as covering contact printing in the darkroom, editing skills, digital negatives, and conceptual development. Studio six hours.
Prerequisites: ART 1001, ART 1002, PHO 1022, or permission of the instructor.
A camera is required per the instructor’s directions.