Photography Courses New
SOME DAY she may be printing your newspaper,
thanks to Chowan’s School of Graphic Arts. Belle Futrell
is one of a number of coeds enrolled in the School.
Chowan College’s well-known
School of Graphic Arts will
introduce courses in
photography, beginning with the
opening of the 1972-73 academic
session. The announcement was
made by Dr. B. Franklin Lowe
Jr., dean of the college, and
Herman W. Gatewood, director of
graphic arts.
According to Gatewood, the
courses will cover the technical
aspects of photography,
including the operation of all
types of cameras from the
popular 35mm class to 4x5 press
cameras and portrait models.
Instruction will also be given in
darkroom techniques as to the
processing of film and the
printing and enlarging of
photographs.
College officials have worked
closely with Eastman Kodak
Company of Rochester, New
York, in establishing guidelines
for the instructional program,
who assisted in writing the course
outlines and laying out
laboratory facilities.
Furthermore, the instruction is
designed to allow the student to
transfer to senior institutions to
complete work in obtaining the
baccalaureate degree in
commercial photography.
A large portion of the
instruction will be devoted to
color photography and will
acquaint the student with the
techniques of processing of slides
and transparencies. Lighting,
color correction, types of films,
etc., will also be an integral part
of the courses.
Using the facilities of the
School of Graphic Arts, the
students in photography will be
introduced to processes
necessary for the reproduction of
color photographs. The printing
school has complete facilities for
four-color separations by both the
direct and indirect methods. A
modern electronic color scanner
will be covered as to operation
procedures and correction
methods.
Dean Lowe stated that the new
program is a natural expansion
and out-growth of the existing
programs in graphic arts and
commercial art of the college in
an attempt to meet a genuine
need for such courses on the part
of students and industry.
CHOWAN’S STl'DENT photographers work with the latest camera
and darkroom equipment as provided by the School of Graphic Arts.
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