Photography Technology

Degree Requirements	Student Gallery	Faculty
First / Second Year Classes		Estimated Cost Of Program

The Carteret Community College Photography Program is in the business of graduating

highly competent and marketable students.

Marketability directly relates to career preparedness in this highly technological and changing field.

The program covers....

All Aspects of Digital Imaging / Basic Studio Lighting

Outdoor Location Photography / Product Photography

Photography is more than just making photographs
in this new century.

Field Trips and Workshops Teaching "cutting edge" technology is a key to the success of the Photography Technology program at Carteret Community College. Earning an Associates Degree in Photography once entailed learning basic camera operation, composition and darkroom techniques. Now it is learning these things and so much more.

Scanning and Web Page Design Over the past 10 years the program has incorporated a complete digital imaging component which includes training in Adobe Photoshop, IMovie, Final Cut pro, computers, digital camera's, scanning, desktop publishing and multi-media production.

Hands-On Training with Konica Mini-Lab The Photography Curriculum has a complete "state of the art" color mini-lab to its new facility which is used to train students in photo finishing and all aspects of color photography. Curriculum Coordinator, Cathy Crowell states that the Konica mini-lab enhances the marketability of photography graduates which is a primary goal of the program. She added that training students in digital technology, multi-media production and mini-lab operation prepares her students for the highly competitive field of photography. Graduates of the program are exploring a wide range of career options.

Training on Large Format Camera's

Graduates of the program are not only going into traditional photography careers like photojournalism and commercial illustration but are also finding opportunities in publishing, web page design, lab management and telecommunications.

Technology is rapidly changing and the goal of Carteret Community College's Photography Program is to stay abreast of those changes, teach the latest imaging technology to its students and most of all work at helping students attain their dreams of working in an exciting and dynamic field.

Critiques, Matting, and Exhibits

**Photography is more than just making photographs**
**in this new century.**
*Field Trips and Workshops*	Teaching "cutting edge" technology is a key to the success of the Photography Technology program at Carteret Community College. Earning an Associates Degree in Photography once entailed learning basic camera operation, composition and darkroom techniques. Now it is learning these things and so much more.

*Scanning and Web Page Design*	Over the past 10 years the program has incorporated a complete digital imaging component which includes training in Adobe Photoshop, IMovie, Final Cut pro, computers, digital camera's, scanning, desktop publishing and multi-media production.

*Hands-On Training with Konica Mini-Lab*	The Photography Curriculum has a complete "state of the art" color mini-lab to its new facility which is used to train students in photo finishing and all aspects of color photography. Curriculum Coordinator, Cathy Crowell states that the Konica mini-lab enhances the marketability of photography graduates which is a primary goal of the program. She added that training students in digital technology, multi-media production and mini-lab operation prepares her students for the highly competitive field of photography. Graduates of the program are exploring a wide range of career options.
*Training on Large Format Camera's* Graduates of the program are not only going into traditional photography careers like photojournalism and commercial illustration but are also finding opportunities in publishing, web page design, lab management and telecommunications.
	Technology is rapidly changing and the goal of Carteret Community College's Photography Program is to stay abreast of those changes, teach the latest imaging technology to its students and most of all work at helping students attain their dreams of working in an exciting and dynamic field. *Critiques, Matting, and Exhibits*

Sample Student Final Portfolio's

For more information about this exciting program please contact
Cathy Crowell or Patrick Keough or call (252) 222- 6251. Back to CCC Main Page