Portrait Photography (CSPH 202)
This course invites you to embark on a portrait-focused project, guiding you through the planning and development process. Through in-class discussions and workshops, you will explore project planning strategies, effective model direction techniques, and ethical considerations. You will delve into the rich history of portraiture, examining its evolution and contemporary manifestations. You will also explore the role of portraiture in public spaces, including street photography, as well as the significance of self-portraiture and selfie culture in the shaping of identity and representation. From a technical standpoint, workshops will cover foundational natural and artificial lighting setups, image selection, sequencing, editing, and printing.
Contact Hours
36 course hours (3 hours per class)
Prior Learning
To fully benefit from this course, experience with Digital Photography is recommended.
Courses offered that meet Prior Learning Requirements
Tuition + Materials
Tuition is $792.00. Download your detailed materials list before your first class.
Course Format
Course offering is available either online synchronous (VCHAT) or on campus (GNWC). View schedule for current and upcoming formats.
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