Architectural Photography [minor]
In this program, students gain the technical knowledge and professional skills essential to success in the field of architectural photography. An examination of the extensive equipment available and the latest digital technologies help students choose the appropriate tools to effectively and creatively capture images. Effective on-location problem solving and the development of an efficient workflow are major components of this program. Business considerations, such as working with clients, legal issues and identifying different architectural photography markets, complete this comprehensive program.

TERM 2
Architectural I :: 6 units
This course introduces students to the world of architectural photography. Course lectures address the wide array of equipment and methods used in capturing both exterior and interior architectural photographs. In addition, they address solutions for overcoming common challenges like distortion issues and dealing with mixed light sources. An emphasis on designing and styling an architectural photograph as well as creative problem solving on location helps students create exciting images and overcome a variety of challenges.

TERM 3
Architectural II :: 6 units
Having mastered technical skills in the previous term, students in this course create dynamic exterior and interior images using their compositional skills and the dramatic use of light and digital post-production. Throughout this term, students hone their skills in both exteriors and interiors to create an exciting, cohesive professional portfolio of architectural photography. Additional weekly lectures address pricing, licensing and other business skills essential for success is this field.