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C036007 Photography: Creating Visual Narratives of Spanish Society
Global Business Consulting Program
Madrid, Spain
Dates: late Aug 2027 - mid Dec 2027
C036007 Photography: Creating Visual Narratives of Spanish Society
OVERVIEW
CEA CAPA Partner Institution: Universidad Nebrija
Location: Madrid, Spain
Primary Subject Area: Art History
Instruction in: English
Course Code: C036007
Transcript Source: Partner Institution
Course Details: Level 300
Recommended Semester Credits: 3
Contact Hours: 45
DESCRIPTION
Photography is everywhere: we record, share, and consume images constantly. But the speed of image-making can flatten our perspective into trends and clichés. This course slows photography down (technically, conceptually, and ethically) so students can develop a personal visual language while using the city of Madrid as a laboratory.
Over the term, we will learn essential photographic tools (exposure, focus, composition, light, color/black-and-white decisions, basic editing and sequencing) and practice reading images (context, symbolism, narrative, ethics, and visual culture). Madrid becomes our classroom: streets, parks, transport nodes, markets, photography studios, museums and cultural institutions.
Field trips (during regular class time) will include museums and photography exhibitions/galleries (TBC) and may align with major photography programs in the city such as PHotoESPAÑA.
All activities support a final personal photo project related to Madrid, a cohesive body of work edited and presented at the end of the course.
Over the term, we will learn essential photographic tools (exposure, focus, composition, light, color/black-and-white decisions, basic editing and sequencing) and practice reading images (context, symbolism, narrative, ethics, and visual culture). Madrid becomes our classroom: streets, parks, transport nodes, markets, photography studios, museums and cultural institutions.
Field trips (during regular class time) will include museums and photography exhibitions/galleries (TBC) and may align with major photography programs in the city such as PHotoESPAÑA.
All activities support a final personal photo project related to Madrid, a cohesive body of work edited and presented at the end of the course.