The root definition of photography is to “draw with light.” Here, first-year Photography students apply their first efforts in capturing balanced exposure and composition, using the portrait as a vessel to carry light and shadow.  

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First-year Photography students examine the physical frames through which they view the world.

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Students in their first year of Photography examine the details within their local landscape, using fully manual camera operation of shutter speed and aperture to attain a full range of exposure values from light to dark.

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The first-year Photography students explore the potential for layering reality through multiple exposures.

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One of Paul Gauguin‘s most evocative paintings, Where Do We Come From? What Are We? Where Are We Going?, presents its viewers with the fundamental questions regarding our existence on earth. The path of first-year Photography students in many ways is the beginning of asking such questions, while with these images they describe the start of that journey.

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The first-year Photography students turn their lens onto a familiar subject – the act of reading – with novel views.

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What was it about the milk of human kindness that worried Lady Macbeth so much? In this second part of our search for the ideal nature of the human condition, first-year Photography students complement play and leisure with kindness to arrive at our happy conclusion: a formula for utopia?

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When examining the human condition, the question is asked: “What is an ideal way to live?” The answers are varied, but here, the first-year Photography students contribute their response: with levity. In other words, to be able to play.

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