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Peter Hiatt

Photographer
  • Home
  • Projects
    • Fleeting Light
    • Pandemic Days
    • Paintball Parks
    • No Unsacred Places (2016-2018)
    • Non-Places (2015-2017)
    • Golf Courses (2014-2015)
    • Sweep (2013-2015)
  • About
  • CV
  • Contact
  • Commercial Work
    • Product Photography
    • Art Documentation Photography
    • Fashion Photography
    • Wedding Photography
    • Senior Photos
  • Student Work
    • Student Work - Photography
    • Student Work - Design

Student Work

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View fullsize Advanced Digital Photography: On-Location Strobe Lighting Students learn how to use an off-camera strobe (flash) to make dramatic location portraits.
View fullsize Basic Black and White Photography: Photograms Students learn the fundamentals of chemical photography by making camera-less photographs. This involves placing objects between the photo paper and the enlarger light when exposing.
View fullsize Basic Digital Photography: Landscape Students must make a series of landscape photographs.
View fullsize Advanced Digital Photography: On-Location Strobe Lighting Students learn how to use an off-camera strobe (flash) to make dramatic location portraits.
View fullsize Basic Black and White Photography: Photograms Students learn the fundamentals of chemical photography by making camera-less photographs. This involves placing objects between the photo paper and the enlarger light when exposing.
View fullsize Basic Digital Photography: Portrait Series Students must make a series of portraits with a unifying theme.
View fullsize Basic Black and White Photography: Pinhole Camera Positive Students must construct a pinhole camera, then take a series of photographs with their camera. They must then create at least one positive from their negatives.
View fullsize Basic Digital Photography: Portrait Series Students must make a series of portraits with a unifying theme.
View fullsize Basic Black and White Photography: Landscape Students must make a series of landscape photographs using 35mm SLR cameras.
View fullsize Basic Digital Photography: Landscape Students must make a series of landscape photographs.
View fullsize Basic Black and White Photography: Studio Portrait Series Student must make a series of portraits in the studio. The series must be envisioned and planned ahead of time with a compelling concept.
View fullsize Advanced Digital Photography: Place Students must make a series of photographs that describe a specific place.
View fullsize Advanced Black and White Photography: Landscape Students must make a series of landscape photographs using 4”x5” view cameras. Students use paper negatives, which they then scan.
View fullsize Advanced Digital Photography: Still Life Students must make a Still Life photograph.
View fullsize Basic Black and White Photography: Camera Basics After making photograms and pinhole photographs, students must learn the operations of a 35mm SLR camera.
View fullsize Advanced Digital Photography: On-Location Strobe Lighting Students learn how to use an off-camera strobe (flash) to make dramatic location portraits.
View fullsize Basic Digital Photography: Typology Students must make a series of photographs which together form a Typology, or a study of types. Students must chose one type of subject, then find and photograph at least 9 examples of that type.
View fullsize Basic Black and White Photography: Photograms Students learn the fundamentals of chemical photography by making camera-less photographs. This involves placing objects between the photo paper and the enlarger light when exposing.