ELAC Photography, Media Arts & Broadcasting

We are happy to announce that Fall 2021 we are offering 2 on campus classes. Photo 15- Fundamentals of Portraiture & Media Arts 111- Intermediate Digital Film Production.

Classes start August 30th, 2021 and will be completely in person.

PHOTO 15- Fundamentals of Portraiture- (CSU) 3 Units
Prerequisite: Photo 10 & Photo 47.
27982- Lecture- Monday 6:50Pm-8:55Pm
27979- Lab- Wednesday 6:50Pm- 10:00pm

MEDIART 111- Intermediate Digital Film Production- (CSU) 3units
Prerequisite: Media Arts 101
28059- Lec- Tuesday 6:50Pm-8:55Pm
28060- Lab- Thursday 6:50Pm- 10:00Pm

If your interested please sign up for a class. Since they are in-person classes, masks and social distancing will be required.

Hope to see you in the Fall!

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Photo by Ansel Adams
Mount Williamson from Manzanar

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Photos by Irving Penn

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PHOTOGRAPH BY OLEG REST
In Italy, the Dolomites are made all the more dramatic by the Alpe di Suisi, the largest mountain plateau in Europe. Hike through in spring when ibex, chamois, and almost 800 plant species flood every inch of meadow.

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Photography by Douglas Kirkland

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"The marble caves of Patagonia"—Clane Gessel

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Photo by Mathew Brady.

Abraham Lincoln, taken February 27, 1860. Salted-paper print. Courtesy of the Library of Congress Prints and Photographs Division.

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Photos by Yousuf Karsh

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PHOTO AND CAPTION BY JOHN O./ 2019 NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC TRAVEL PHOTO CONTEST.
“The sun rises behind the Taj Mahal in this photo taken from the north side of the Yamuna River. Built in Agra as a tribute of his love for his wife, Mumtaz Mahal, the Taj took nearly 20 years to build. The grounds of this building are fittingly peaceful and relaxing, juxtaposed against the hustle and bustle of Indian life.”

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Here is one of the first images that had a person in it.

Photo by Louis Daguerre 1838

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Photo: Migrant Mother by Dorthea Lange