History of photography 2700-ERASMUS-HIPH
The course of photography history is focused on several topics. These are among others:
A short timeline of the most important photographs in history
Outline of the history of photographic processes
Surrounding photography and its use over time
Relationships of photography and travel
Photography: between art and craft
A brief insight into the history of Polish photography
Photography in the post-photo era
Prerequisites (description)
Course coordinators
Learning outcomes
After completing the course, students:
KNOWLEDGE:
They know the most important points in the history of photography SKILLS:
They can point out the most important photographic processes and name key photographers
Assessment criteria
Students write an essay on the history of photography and then present it to other clasmates as a short talk.
Practical placement
lack-of
Bibliography
G. Badger, The Genius of Photography
V. Flusser, Towards a Philosphy of Photography
J. Hacking (ed.), Photography. The Whole Story
F. Heine, Photography. The Groundbreaking Moments
M. Marien, Photography. A Cultural History
G. Smith, Photography and Travel
Additional information
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