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Environmental cognition, consciousness and communication are formed, deciphered and internalized with the support of visual representations and, in particular, photography. Images increasingly structure our experience of nature, environmental problems, human-environmental relations, and ecological awareness. Students will engage with the local community, identify and investigate environmental issues affecting Baltimore, participate in photographic critiques, and develop a final, in-depth environmental photo-documentary project. This studio/seminar course is designed with an emphasis on individual research and practice. Attendance in first class is mandatory.