Bachelor [Fine Arts-Photography] From University of North Florida

Our program is designed for the serious student of art who is interested in exploring the expressive potential of photography.

Students are challenged to pursue their own direction through a curriculum that emphasizes experimentation and encompasses a wide range of media and approaches including: traditional black and white photography, historical processes, studio practice focused upon the aesthetics of portraiture and fashion, digital imaging, as well as history and criticism.

Equipment and Materials

Students enrolled in PGY 3401/Black and White Photography and PGY 3410/Intermediate Photography must have a 35mm single lens reflex (SLR) film camera equipped with manual controls. At the Intermediate level, students may work with a 120 mm roll film camera that also has manual controls.

All students enrolled in analog (film-based) courses will also be responsible for purchasing photographic film, photographic paper; variable contrast filters for printing; tripod, and other materials as designated by the instructor.

Students enrolled in digital photography classes should have a digital single lens reflex (SLR) camera. Additional materials for digital courses include: digital ink jet papers, and purchase of ink jet cartridges for lab printers.

On average, material cost for a class (excluding purchase of analog or digital camera) is approximately $300. It is suggested that you contact the instructor for additional information about material prior to registration for a class.