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A student reveals process in this display of his photographs.
Alexia Bernal ('15) gives new meaning to the term diptych.
Natalie Rafisiman ('15) uses humor to compose this portrait.
Natalia Rinder ('14) created this moody portrait for an on-location fashion shoot using strobe lighting techniques for the Lighting Studio Photography class.
Ruby Escobar ('14) captures the complexity of adolescence in this portrait.
Victor Delgado-Lopez ('14) combines painting with photography to create abstractions.
Xochitl Castillo ('14) uses ink in the darkroom to alter her images.
Alise Mongeon ('14) studies reflections.
Division St. by Tyler Sypher's ('14)
Paul Ulukpo ('13) offers an alternative view of the landscape
Kevin Colin ('14) brings a film noir sensibility to his photo of this building at night.
Christian Alvarez ('14) explores the landscape at night in this triptych.
Nomi Kadetz ('13) uses the materiality of the medium to present a fractured landscape.
A student works with a model in the Lighting Studio.
A student works in the darkroom.
Focusing on a medium with a wide presence in popular culture, students in the Photography area of emphasis in Fine Arts gain technical and conceptual skills to analyze and make photographic works of art. They learn analog and digital approaches to the medium, digital and analog 35mm-, medium-, and large-format cameras, and scanners. Printing in traditional black-and-white and digital forms is explored as well as mural prints, light-boxes and alternative processes, and a full set of skills in studio lighting and Photoshop.
The Senior Studios offer each student a private space to work for the entirety of their senior year in the Fine Arts program.