Photography
Photography is concerned with producing creative artists and professional photographers who are fluent in a wide variety of photographic productions, techniques, and critical concerns.
The photography program is dedicated to providing students with the skills, conceptual understanding, historical knowledge, technical expertise, and studio experience necessary to either enter a graduate program or further pursue a career as a photographer in fine art and/or professional areas.
The department’s very broad and diverse curriculum covers subjects from historical to digital photo processes within the context of contemporary aesthetic and cultural theories.
Photography Lab
Student photography work: Jake Vogan, ART313
Computer Stations
● 21 stations with BenQ monitors and Mac Minis
● Adobe Creative Cloud software
Printers
● Epson SureColor P900
● Epson SureColor P800
● Epson SureColor P7570 24" Wide-Format Inkjet Printer
Scanners
● Hasselblad Imacon Flextight scanners
● Epson V850 scanners with Silverfast software access
● Epson V600 scanners with Epson Scan 2 software access
Cameras
● Canon EOS Rebel T7 DSLR Cameras with 18-55mm and 75-300mm lenses (available for checkout for students enrolled in a Photo Course, priority for students in ART 313)
Tripods
● Manfrotto 055 Tripods
● Bogen tripods
Lighting
● iKan LED studio light set
● Lowell Omni lights
● Lowell Tota lights
● Professional Strobe kit for studio use
Photography Processes
● Large Format Exposure units for historical processes
● Omega D2 enlarger stations
● 8x10 enlarger
Large Format Cameras
● Calumet View Camera kits (including lens, case, film holders, and accessories)
● Zone VI Field View Cameras with lenses and accessories
