Photo History – Class 7 – Stereography and Standard Subjects

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A slightly shorter class session, as we cover three smaller topics: 1) the ideas surrounding stereoscopic photography, 2) the way 19th century photographers handled photographing standard subjects; once you take away subject, what other choices do photographers have to make? and 3) Rephotography: how does subject matter change over time and what does that mean … Continue reading Photo History – Class 7 – Stereography and Standard Subjects → Photo History – Class 7 – Stereography and Standard Subjects
The interactive relationship that painting and photography have had for 174 years is the topic of this class session. We attempt to look at how painting influenced photography and vice-versa. We also look briefly at how what photographs “look like” influence our understanding of what they are. Slides from this class session Handout from this … Continue reading Photo History – Class 6 – Photography and Painting → Photo History – Class 6 – Photography and Painting
Photography as a form of transportation is the topic for class #5. We look at how the advent of wet-plate collodion technology spurred the advance of travel and landscape photography, with a special emphasis on photography of the American west. There is also a brief exploration of 20th century photographers who went “on the road” … Continue reading Photo History – Class 5 – Photography as Transport + On The Road → Photo History – Class 5 – Photography as Transport + On The Road
The 4th class meeting starts a more conceptual approach to the medium’s history. We look at 19th, 20th and some 21st century portraits and see if we can draw some conclusions about what makes a good portrait photograph. We also see if we can draw some parallels with the words and ideas of the Transcendentalist … Continue reading Photo History – Class 4 – Light and Likeness: Portrait Photography → Photo History – Class 4 – Light and Likeness: Portrait Photography
In this second part of a two-part survey, we continue our fast trip through the history of photography, attempting to get a handle on who did what, when they did it and how it happened. We start in around 1880 and finish up in the 1990s. Slides for this class session Handouts for this class … Continue reading Photo History – Class 3 – History Survey Part 2 → Photo History – Class 3 – History Survey Part 2
Class session #2 is the first part of a two-part overview of the history of photography; a sort of “condensed” history in order to get a sense of the medium’s “who, what, when and where.” This week, we cover from 1800 B.C. to 1888 A.D. Slides for this class session Handout for this class session … Continue reading Photo History – Class 2 – History Survey Part 1 → Photo History – Class 2 – History Survey Part 1
In this first class session, we spend some time looking at some of the problems that the photo historian faces, including an introduction to the pioneering work of Daguerre and Fox Talbot. Photo History – Class 1 – Course Intro & Overview

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