AHSE 2135

Digital Photography: Seeing is Believing

Franklin W Olin College of Engineering · UGRD · Fall 2026

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This course is all about the communication of ideas and developing an independent creative voice in the visual arts using digital photography as the medium of choice. Fine art photography and documentary photography are the twin focus areas with individual expression fostered and doing good in the world using photography will be prioritized. Digital Photography: Seeing is Believing, will be a hands-on course taught in studio mode and will be project-based with weekly homework assignments that also includes several major projects allowing longer-term project engagement. Digital single-lens reflex (DSLR) cameras, digital editing tools and printing capabilities are provided and gaining technical facility with these tools is an important goal. We will consider the many interpretations of fine art photography from traditional landscape work to conceptual art. A second equally important focus is how photography can be used to do good in the world, in particular, to call attention to climate change and what to do about it. The work of contemporary fine art photographers and documentary photographers will be studied in depth and trips to museum and gallery exhibits will be scheduled as appropriate as will field trips with the class to capture images in interesting locations. Students with no prior experience with photography are strongly encouraged to enroll in this course and are as welcome as those who have already discovered a passion for creative expression using photography.

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FullSeats: 20/20 seats Last recorded: Aug 15, 2026, 1:36 PM
Class #13568Fall 2026UGRD4.00 credits
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Days & times
MR 1300-1440
Meeting dates
Aug 31 – Dec 18
Location
Olin Main Campus Miller Academic Center 313
Instructor
Faculty Donis-Keller, Helen

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Instructional method: In person

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