Tomorrow, Wednesday, pairs 7 - 11 should be coming to class -- as early as they possibly can come -- with the roll of film in their respective cameras. Come straight to the film development room across the hall from the classroom. I'll be there around 8:30 or so to help you get ready.

Unless you are ABSOLUTELY SURE how to rewind the film in the camera you have, just bring the camera with the film still in it -- NOT RE-WOUND -- to class with you. Also bring the processing directions sheet I gave out in class on Friday. Please do come a little early to practice the difficult skill of winding your film -- IN TOTAL DARKNESS -- onto a spiral reel. All the processing steps are done under room light for you and everyone else, but the film will stay in darkness on the spiral reel inside a light-tight tank.

For Friday, March 12th, EVERYONE has class. Bring your developed negatives in the sleeves provided for you. We'll show you the contact and enlarging process and you'll have a contact sheet of your negatives to take with you after class on Friday.

Pairs for the 3rd Assignment in the Studio (and for the black and white assignment)

The Photography of Richard Avedon Site

The Photography of Henri Cartier Bresson

Some quotes From Cartier-Bresson

Power Point Programs :

History of Black and White Silver-Based Photography

Tips for Exposure With Digital SLRs,
Including using the Histogram

Perspective Distortion Examples

Color and Color Temperature Variations in Photography

Depth of Field Influences and Examples

The Original "Masters of Photography" Site

A Site for Collection Fine Art Photos by Masters & Contemporary Photographers

American Photo Magazine's Pictures of the Year

Editor & Publisher Magazine's News Photos of the Year, 2008

A BBC Site Discussing The Camera Obscura and the Artist Vermeer

A Nice Site for Beginners and Advanced with Articles, Q & A, etc.

A site That Compares Digital Sensor Sizes

A Very Good Site for profiling the work of Photographic Artists - Past and Present