ARV 214 - Photography II

• Studio lighting techniques and setups 
• Advanced camera techniques using manual mode 
• Using off-camera flash and strobe lighting 
• Lighting for portraits vs. product photography 
• Advanced natural lighting techniques 
• High-speed and long exposure photography techniques 
• Advanced composition, including color theory 
• Visual storytelling 
• Efficient workflow for organizing and cataloging large collections 
• Advanced photo editing 
• Use of Adobe Lightroom 
• Use of Adobe Photoshop 
• Build a professional photography portfolio 

• File management storage

A = 90 - 100
B = 80 - 89
C = 70 - 79
D = 60 - 69
F =   0 - 59

1. Demonstrate proficiency in the use of manual DSLR settings for complex lighting conditions and shooting environments. 
2. Demonstrate proper set up and control of professional studio lighting (studio strobes, continuous lighting) to achieve specific creative effects. 
3. Construct photographs that convey ideas, emotions, or stories with a focus on composition, lighting techniques, and artistic intent. 
4. Produce a professional portfolio that is suitable for gallery submission, job applications, and client presentation. 
5. Demonstrate proficiency using advanced post-processing software to enhance, manipulate, organize, and catalog images. 
6. Explain the advanced principles of photography, including the concepts of composition, light and exposure, focus, depth of field, and color theory. 

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