Lecturer: Nah Yong En
Class hours: Thursday, 10am-1pm
Location: B1-08A, McNally Campus
Synopsis:
In today's times of technological advancement, it is easy to own a camera. Everyday, countless high quality and aesthetically pleasing photographs are made. Hence, a very well shot photograph is no longer adequate in our field of fine arts.In this photography elective module, students will be challenged to develop a photographic series through the 10 weeks. Through the process, students will be challenged to think hard about what makes a series, and what makes for significant photographic representation. This will be developed via weekly challenges from the lecturer and critiques from peers. At the same time, students will also be introduced to the basics of photography in the studio as well as digital editing through practical sessions during class.
Class hours: Thursday, 10am-1pm
Location: B1-08A, McNally Campus
Synopsis:
In today's times of technological advancement, it is easy to own a camera. Everyday, countless high quality and aesthetically pleasing photographs are made. Hence, a very well shot photograph is no longer adequate in our field of fine arts.In this photography elective module, students will be challenged to develop a photographic series through the 10 weeks. Through the process, students will be challenged to think hard about what makes a series, and what makes for significant photographic representation. This will be developed via weekly challenges from the lecturer and critiques from peers. At the same time, students will also be introduced to the basics of photography in the studio as well as digital editing through practical sessions during class.