Class Introduction to Photography

The student is able to: - In depth knowledge of printing photographic photochemical processes. - Expertise in lighting techniques for black and white. - Use analog photographic techniques for the design of the project. - Develop own and subsequent readings in the field of photography and its use in design. - Apply knowledge to capture the unique moment, using various techniques

Not applicable

1st Image Formation in photochemical environment 1.b The Times Exhibition. The frame. (*) Amounts of light and photosensitivity. 1.c Records with estenopo. (Pin-hole) (*) Calculation of the diaphragm and exposure time 2nd Cameras. Formats. 2.b Distances focal features. The diaphragm 2c. Handling and intentionality in depth of field. 3.a film. Types of developers. 3.b Revelation of photosensitive materials in black and white. 

Throughout the course, students will encounter various challenges and have the opportunity to analyze case studies that will enable them to learn through research and experimentation. The syllabus encourages a way of thinking based on questioning and reflection. Students will be encouraged to share their thoughts and ideas with their classmates and, whenever possible, with the academic community through project exhibitions and other means of dissemination.

AA VV (1998) La Photographie, Paris: Editions Milan. Aumont, Jacques (1990) L¿Image, Paris: Nathan. Dubois, Philippe (1992) O Acto Fotográfico, Lisboa: Vega. Freund, Giséle (1995) Fotografia e Sociedade, Lisboa: Vega, 2ª ed. Flusser, Vilém (1998) Ensaio Sobre a Fotografia, Lisboa: Relógio de Água. Gervereau, Laurent (1997) Voir, Comprendre, Analyser les Images, Paris.