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Johns Hopkins University | AS.371.216

From the Still Life to the Figurative: Photographic Lighting Techniques

3.0

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In this course, we will learn photographic lighting techniques used in both contemporary art and commercial photography. We will explore how design, composition, location, and use of light and color all play integral roles in our photographic images. Projects in this course will explore the boundaries of both representation and abstraction, by working with such themes as portraiture, still life, product, environmental, and location photography. We will gain technical proficiency with studio lighting equipment, including strobe lights, continuous LED lights, clamp lights, on-camera flash, light stands, backdrops, color gels, and other lighting accessories. Demonstrations in Adobe software will provide us with the technical skills to organize, edit, and adjust our photographs to make beautifully crafted inkjet prints. DSLR cameras are available on loan for the semester. Attendance for the first class is mandatory.

Spring 2023

Professor: John Steck jr.

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J. Steck Jr.
10:00 - 13:00