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Photography
SPRING 2010: Session One JAN 11 - MAR 20
Open Studio Use
Black and White Photography Open Studio Use: Have access to our Black and White Darkroom long for one low price. No more hourly rates.
Black and White Photography Studio Use
January 11 - March 10
$140 / $120 UCB Students / $100 Students enrolled in a UCB Photo course (proof of enrollment required)
Photography Workshops
Learning to Use Your Digital Camera Workshop: If you have ever wondered how to use your digtial point and shoot camera but don't want to sit there with your manual then this workshop is for you! We will teach you everything you need to know to take pictures of your grandkids, to take pictures of your friends at parties, and anything else you want to do with your digital camera.
Learning to Use Your Digital Camera Workshop: Jason Hanasik
Saturday, noon - 3pm, February 27
$50 / $40 UCB Student
Classes
Photographing Friends and Family: The people closest to us can be the most compelling, but challenging, subjects to photograph. They are often readily available, but can be stiff and uncomfortable in front of the camera. This course will look thoroughly at photographers that photographed their own close friends and families in interesting and diverse ways, including Elinor Carucci, Larry Sultan, Ryan Mcginley, Tina Barney, Nan Goldin, and Sally Mann, among others. We will also discuss the complicated ethics of the photographer in "exposing" the intimate moments of their close ones to the outside world. The class will split its time between photographic lectures/group discussions, critique, and visiting artists. All photographing will be done outside of class. Students should feel free to work in either film of digital. This class welcomes those who would like to make traditional family portraits as well as those who aim to create more extensive bodies of work - the more varied approaches, the better!
Photographing Friends and Family – Carmen WinantTuesdays 7-9pm 6 weeks starting February 2$120 / $105 UCB Students
Beginning Black & White Photography: This
course is an introduction to black and white darkroom photography.
Students will learn the basic skills required to shoot, develop and
print black & white photographs. To participate, students will need
a camera that has manually adjustable exposure controls. No point and
shoots! For the first class, bring your 35mm, manually adjustable
camera and, if you have one, the owner's manual.
Materials List: Kodak
or Ilford 400 ISO black and white film, Ilford Mutigrade IV RC black
and white printing paper (glossy or pearl, pearl recommended), Negative
Sleeves. Beginning Black & White Photography – Nathan Koch
Thursday 7-9pm 6 weeks starting February 4
$160 / $130 UCB Students
Learning to Photograph with Digital Cameras: The idea of this class is to teach every student the basics of photography in a digital context. Students will gain a basic understanding of how the camera works and what creative tools are available within the camera to achieve different results. We will also go into issues of uploading, downloading and resizing images, resolution, and related topics. In addition we will discuss creative aspects of photography such as composition, lighting, approach to subjects, portraiture, landscape, and action images, among other topics. This schedule is flexible and subject to change depending on the needs and desires of the class.
Materials List: Digital SLR camera (bring to first class meeting).Learning to Photograph with Digital Cameras – Matthew O'Brien
Mondays 7-9pm 5 weeks starting February 1
$120 / $105 UCB Students **How to Make a Great Photo Book: Whether you are constructing a book on Blurb from a recent family vacation or creating an artist publication for submission to a publisher, sequencing your pictures in a dynamic way is crucial to the success of any photo based publication. In this class, students will learn about project development, the basics of sequencing pictures together and how to use online publishing resources. Classes will be structured as part lecture, part in-class demonstration, and part discussion/critique. Students are allowed to work on as many books as they want during the course of the class. This is a new class to the ASUC art studio and we are looking forward to seeing all of the great pictures printed at the studio organized into great publications!
How to Make a Great Photo Book- Jason Hanasik
NEW START DATE Wednesdays 7-9pm 6 weeks starting February 10
$120 / 105 UCB Students **new class Students, click here to register
Everyone else, click here to register.
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