Documentary Photography
Honesty: honesty in your vision; honesty in what you tell your subjects
about your project and its purpose; honesty in your approach to your
subject; and honesty in what you present to your viewers.
B.D. Colen
This course will expose students to both the history and practice of documentary photography. Students work on several documentary projects throughout the semester to hone their skills in photographing people and places over a longer time frame, attempting in each one to reduce a tiny area of the moving world to a set of still images (and text) that conveys what the viewer needs to know about what they saw. This course offers the opportunity to hone research, shooting and editing skills and refine a
portfolio through documentary projects.
Documentary photography students post their digital pictures on blogs that they create and maintain. Click on the student's name below to be taken to their photo blog.
Spring 2009
Documentary Photo Blogs
Katie Albin
Sarah Barnett
Lauren Blaess
Wendy Borst
Daniel Caputi
Kevin Cook
Maureen Costello
Marah DiBello
Sande Friedman
Natalie Galante
Ryan Judge
Nicole Kelly
Caitlin Morris
Kara Mortellite
David Pevar
Kaitlin Privitera
Rebecca Savedow
Sarah Schu
Nathan Spunda
Kalima Thomas
Jessie Westergom
Lisa Wilk
Kim Wood
Past Photo Blogs
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