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This is where you will find photographs from the Basic Photography (JPRA 3401) course. The Basic Class meets twice a week - handing in mounted 8 x 10 inch black and white prints each Friday.
The links under each week represent various assignments. Select an assignment to view the images. After viewing a topic you can always return to this page by selecting the Basic Class icon that you will find on the lower left of each page. Or simply use your back button.
Week Eleven
Emotions
Fear | Love
| Trust | Immortality
Week Ten
Philadelphia Zoo
Bad Hair Day | Couples
| Animal Portrait
Parent and Child Zoostyle | Venerable
One
Free Selection | Sculpture
Week Nine
Kimmel Center | Kimmel
Center II | Square Shot
America | Unforgettable
Person
Week Eight
Hairs| Piercing
| Tattoos
Week Seven
Alcohol Abuse | Condoms|
Drug Abuse
Smokers | Spousal
Abuse
Week six
Art Museum
Art and Sculpture | Free
Selection | Nature Study
Study Along the River | Newest
Boathouse
Week five
Portraits
Adult and Child |
Classmate |
Self Portrait
Teacher |
Person with His / Her Music
Week four
City Hall
Art & Architecture |
Looking for Light |
Cross Walk
Fly on the Wall |
William Penn |
Face in the Crowd
Week three
Night Shots
Boat House Row |
Experimental |
Movement |
Multiple Exposure
Painting With Light |
City Scape
Week two
Shallow Focus |
Repetition of Theme |
S-curve
Framing II |
Real Lines
Week one
Texture | Framing | Converging Lines
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