SITE INDEX
update 5/6/2008
photography
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This is where you will find photographs from the Basic Photography (Journalism 3401) course. The Basic Class meets twice weekly, 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.
Spring 2008
Week 11
Zoo
Zoo the Idea | Portrait
What is it? | Free Selection
Week 10
Kimmel Center
Kimmel Center | Man vs. Machine
Amtrak Building | Memorable Person
Week 9
Art Museum
Statue | River
Waterworks
Week 8
Tattoos & Piercings
Tattoo | Piercing
Free Selection
Portraits
Classmate | Man and Beast | Portrait
Adult and Child | Older Person | Self
Week 6
Nighttime
Boathouse Row | Architecture
Movement | Painting with Light | City
Week 5
Life on the Margins
Social | Economic
Physical | Age | Energy
Week 4
Temple
Temple Icon | Student Center
Lunch Truck Portrait | Mitten Hall | Shadows Fall
Week 3
City Hall
Silhouette | Sculpture | Classmates | William Penn
Street Fashion | Library | Quiet Corner | Heard on the Street
Week 2
Space and Scale | Deep Depth of Field
Implied Line | Shallow Focus | S-Curve
Week 1
Framing | Repetition of Theme
Texture | Converging Lines
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-- Fall 1999 Basic Class
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