PT1720:03
Photographic Theory and Practice 2
Townsville
Prerequisites: PT1610 PT1710
Inadmissable Subject Combination: PT1010 PT1410 PT1420 VA1181 VA1182 VA1710 VA1711 VA1721 VA2720
13 lectures, 13 tutorials, 39 hours practicals. Second semester.
Available to Bachelor of Photography students.
Staff: Mr P Kennedy.
This subject builds on the theoretical and practical concepts introduced in PT1610 and PT1710 integrating them to further develop the fundamental principles on which photography is based. Topics to be covered include: measurement and calculation of exposure through incident and reflected readings; photographic composition and design; theory and use of camera filters; print presentation techniques including retouching and mounting; use of a copystand.
Learning Objectives:
- acquire an understanding of the principles of 35mm black and white photography;
- develop an awareness of the principles of photographic composition;
- acquire a thorough understanding of the measurement and control of light;
- achieve competency in all aspects of photofinishing;
- continue to develop and demonstrate safe work practices;
- produce a folio of work representing the student’s personal artistic direction.
Assessment by three practical assignments (60%); folio of photographs (20%); journal detailing folio conception and progress (10%); tutorial attendance and participation (10%). Late submission of assessment items will attract penalties unless an extension has been granted in writing by the lecturer and work submitted by students with an attendance rate of less than 80% may not be eligible for assessment without prior written approval from the lecturer.
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