Photography of Landscape 1
| Code | Completion | Credits | Range | Language Instruction | Semester |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 307EPLA1 | ZK | 2 | English | winter |
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Name of lecturer(s)
Learning outcomes of the course unit
This course focuses on working on location with the use of natural light, working with image sharpness, cropping and composition, as well as considerations of photography as a medium offering a response to a location. Students are acqainted with the basic nature of photographic depiction when capturing a space and its photographic reproduction. The practical section devotes attention to medium format devices, good for using light, the effects of weather and potential use of classic techniques.
Mode of study
The course focuses on work in the open air with the use of natural light to work with visual acuity, slit and composition, but also on ways of thinking about photography as a means of denouncing the particular location.
Prerequisites and co-requisites
in progress
Course contents
After the initial introduction to the landscape photography, students will execute a group exercise focused on a particular location. The aim is to characterize its divisions into a broader whole highlighting individual particular elements of the location. In the Winter semester students will realize the Prokopské údolí in Prague.
Submitted are 5-7 photos executed on classical, at least a medium format camera and development of classical B/W photos on a barite underlay. Dimensions 30x40 cm
Topic photo event - executed during the entire semester. Photos must be presented and will be graded according to rules established beforehand.
Recommended or required reading
Literature:
Reich, Jan: Bohemia, Galerie Nový Svět, Praha 2005
Bárta, J., Helfert, Z., Horníčková, D., Lutterer, I., Dejmal, I., Jůn, L.., Kotalík, J. T.: Letem českým světem 1898/1998, Studio JB, Lomnice nad Popelkou1999
Ptáček, Josef: Země krásná, Knižní klub, 2009
Assessment methods and criteria
Grading:
Exam: evaluation of the submitted tasks in which the maintenance of the assignment, quality of processing and personal creative interpretation is evaluated.
Participation: a condition for evaluating the student is a required 85% participation at lectures, participation at on-location assemblies and submission of photos at required group consultations established at the beginning of course instruction.
Note
in progress
Schedule for winter semester 2019/2020:
The schedule has not yet been prepared
Schedule for summer semester 2019/2020:
The schedule has not yet been prepared
The subject is a part of the following study plans
- Photography EN - Bachelor-1920 (required subject)