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Welcome to Photography I

This course is designed for students to learn the basic techniques in black and white photography. We will understand how to operate a manual 35mm camera, process our own film, and develop creative and expressive prints. This course is recommended for students who can work independently both in and outside of school. We will incorporate art history and criticism throughout the course and into our work. Students are required to have their own 35mm camera and will provide their own film and paper throughout the year. ​Please use the links below to find out more!
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