A style of photography focused on a specific concept or emotion, creating a cohesive narrative.

A curated collection of work showcasing an artist's best pieces, often used for exhibitions or job applications.

A public display of artwork, typically organized around a theme or concept, allowing artists to showcase their work.

The process of selecting, organizing, and presenting artworks in an exhibition to convey a particular message or experience.

A written description that outlines an artist's vision, themes, and motivations behind their work.

The arrangement of visual elements within a photograph, impacting its overall aesthetic and message.

A visual collage of images, colors, and textures that conveys the intended mood or theme of a project.

A photography technique that captures motion over time by using a slow shutter speed.

A technique that combines multiple exposures to create an image with enhanced detail in both highlights and shadows.

The art of using images to convey a narrative or message, often achieved through careful selection and sequencing.

A brief description accompanying an image that provides context or insight into the photograph.

Constructive criticism and suggestions provided by fellow students to enhance each other's work.

The logical progression of images in a portfolio that guides the viewer through a story or theme.

The process of choosing an appropriate location for an exhibition based on audience and theme.

The arrangement of artworks within an exhibition space to optimize viewer engagement and experience.

Marketing tools, such as flyers or social media posts, used to attract visitors to an exhibition.

Strategies used to connect with viewers during an exhibition, enhancing their experience and understanding.

The process of recording the exhibition setup and visitor interactions for future reference and reflection.

A reflective practice where students evaluate their own work against set criteria to identify areas for improvement.

The skill and expertise in using photography equipment and techniques effectively.

The foundational ideas and themes that inform and support an artist's work.

A written piece where students analyze their experiences and learning throughout the course.

The ability to analyze information and make reasoned judgments, enhancing artistic decision-making.

The boundaries that challenge artists to push their skills and explore new ideas in their work.

Independent work options available to photographers for various clients and projects.

An individual’s unique style and perspective expressed through their artwork.