Photography with Art and Architecture Short Course

About this course

The course combines discussion-led seminars with practical photographic workshops focused on how architecture and urban environments can be represented differently. Participants investigate physical, intellectual and emotional relationships with space, using ephemeral objects or materials to alter the meaning of interior and exterior locations. Individual photographic projects develop through work with natural and artificial light, including daytime and nighttime photography. The course concludes with a feedback seminar in which participants present their portfolios and discuss the ideas behind their projects.

What you'll learn

• Apply critical and artistic approaches to photographing architecture and urban space
• Experiment with ephemeral objects or materials to alter the interpretation of a photographic setting
• Photograph interior and exterior spaces using natural and artificial light
• Develop an individual photographic project around ideas of space and representation
• Present and critically discuss a photographic portfolio

Is this course right for you?

The course is designed for learners at any level, including complete beginners and those extending existing photography knowledge. Participation involves discussion-based seminars, practical photographic work, an individual project and presenting work for group feedback.

• Beginners are explicitly welcome
• Previous photography experience is not required
• Participants develop and present an individual project