Photographic Vision I for Teenagers - Young eyes, new visions
		Deanne Allegro (Photographic Vision I, Spring '07)
	Description:	Discover the art of photography with "Photographic Vision-Youth," a hands-on course for high-school aged students. We will explore basic black and white darkroom techniques and the artistic principles of this exciting medium. Students will learn how to operate 35mm and pinhole cameras, and how to properly expose film, process negatives, and make their own prints in the darkroom. While attaining a solid technical foundation, students will also investigate the aesthetics of photography by looking at work of other photographers as well as critiquing the images produced by themselves and their classmates. Small class size allows for one-on-one attention from instructors and an informal setting conducive to art-making. Working through two assignments during this eleven week course, students will find a fun and challenging environment in which to explore their creativity and the fascinating world of photography.
	Schedule:	One-week Class Monday - Friday, 4 - 6:30 pm June 25 - June 29 Two-week Class Monday - Thursday, 4 - 6:30 pm July 9 - July 19 Two-week Class Monday - Thursday, 4 - 6:30 pm July 30 - August 9
	Materials needed:	A 35mm SLR camera and 50mm lens Films (Kodak Tri-X or Ilford HP5+) 8x10 RC paper (Ilford Multigrade: Semi-Matte) Negative sleeves (PrintFile 35-7B or equivalent is recommended) A pair of scissors Apron
	Prerequisite:	None
	Fee:	One-week Class: $210 + lab fee of $30 Two-week Class: $300 + lab fee of $40
	Instructor:	Brenna Murphy
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