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Domino
The Peekskill Project
Forestry
Remake/Remodel
Pictures Maps Shadows
Michelle du Bois
FOUND
Dancing
Pointing
Handshakes
GROTTO GALLERIE
bivouac
darque darque
Fortification
The Amorphousness Show
Estate
You Can't Get There From Here
TEACHING
Freshman Seminar
Sophomore Seminar
Landscape Photography 2007
Landscape Photography 2006
Vernacular Photography
Summer Intensive Studies
Color 2
Color 1
Still Photo 1
PATTI
Wildlife
Track & Field
Hip
Bumpkin
Weddings
Expose
Abjection
Destiny
PHOTO ALBUMS
New York City
Cambodia
Rochester
Minneapolis
Vancouver
Los Angeles
Santa Cruz
San Diego
MAGAZINE WORK
index magazine
SEWING
Sinking Ship
Averill Avenue
An undergraduate course at Parsons The New School For Design
This introductory, year-long course explores the multiple modes and roles of photography, including the relationship between form and concept and the potentialities of the medium. In a supportive atmosphere students are encouraged to embrace creative risk and tackle aesthetic concerns as they refine their technical craft. Students will learn both traditional and digital image capture and output and work in both black & white and color. Weekly assignments, lectures, critiques, field trips, and written assignments will further the students understanding of picture making possibilities.
To download a PDF version of the course syllabus for Freshman Seminar 1, click here
or for Freshman Seminar 2, click here
Photograph by Chessa Cahill
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