GEN 1320
Constructing Narratives
Stanford University · UGRD · Fall 2026
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This seminar-style photography course introduces students to contemporary art photography practices using smartphones as their primary medium, expanding their understanding of photography beyond everyday use. Through interactive discussions, group critiques, project-based assignments, and technical demonstrations, students will explore approaches used by contemporary photographers to construct visual narratives and address themes rooted in personal experiences, societal issues, and the broader world. By analyzing a diverse range of photography projects spanning genres such as documentary, portraiture, and narrative, students will develop their photographic interests, visual style, and editing skills. Additionally, they will gain experience articulating their creative vision through presentations and short written reflections. The course culminates in a final project - a cohesive photographic series demonstrating conceptual depth, technical proficiency, and thoughtful curation.
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