Advanced Photography Workshop
The Advanced Photography Workshop for Teens is an opportunity for 201 and 301 graduates to gather in a group for support with their photography, creative challenges and projects, and to share peer feedback, portfolios.
Katherine Causbie - Photography
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What's included
1 live meeting
1 in-class hours per weekHomework
2-4 hours per week. includedAssessment
Scaffolding and informal discussion/critique of workClass Experience
This group workshop allows learners to meet as a group and connect with each other. Within the supportive community of teacher and peers, students can refine their skills discussing their own work as well as giving and receiving both positive and constructive "critique" with the other students, using the language of photography. Learners will complete quarterly portfolio reviews, participate in skill shares, set creative goals, and explore personal projects and visual concepts. 📷 Class Goals for Learners ✳️ To practice the skill of articulating a technical critique of photographs, through a content/form/concept lens. ✳️ To connect with like-minded students and create a supportive community. 📷 Special Events ✳️ Skill Share Once or twice a year, you will have an opportunity to share a particular project or approach to photography that you have explored in-depth with the class. ✳️ Peer Mentoring There may be opportunities to act as a peer mentor for younger students with class projects, in order to explore your own skills and process in instruction, facilitating discussions, and offering feedback, with my guidance. This may involve helping lead peer critique in their classes, or designing and leading a lesson yourself.
Other Details
Parental Guidance
Some photographers and/or photo theorists who we learn about may have photography work or analysis that involves nudity and themes of sexuality, much like you might encounter in an exhibit at an art museum or in fashion photography. We will not explore these in class, but there is the possibility that students come upon them during further research.
External Resources Details:
Padlet is used to submit work and for resource sharing, no sign in is required.
Pinterest is used for project inspiration and examples, no sign in is required.
Google Drive/Slides are used to submit work and for project planning, no sign in is required.
Supply List
A computer and SLR camera is required. It can be film (with capacity to scan or take photos of the final images) or digital (with capacity to transfer image to the computer). Many introductory cameras are available for relatively low cost used or new. Recommended: - Nikon D3400 - Nikon D3300 - Nikon D5300 - Canon EOS Rebel T6 / Canon EOS 1300D - Canon EOS Rebel T5 - Nikon D40
1 file available upon enrollment
External Resources
In addition to the Outschool classroom, this class uses:
Joined May, 2018
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Teacher expertise and credentials
2 Degrees
Bachelor's Degree in Fine/Studio Arts from Wittenberg University
Bachelor's Degree in Psychology from Wittenberg University
I hold a BA in Studio Art/Photography and Psychology, and am a photographer and Montessori assistant teacher. As an educator I have experience teaching mindfulness and photography to children pre-K through teenage years. Reviews
Live Group Class
$20
weekly1x per week
60 min
Completed by 46 learners
Live video meetings
Ages: 13-18
3-10 learners per class
