Learning Portraiture from the Icons: A Masterclass

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Delve into the world of portrait photography, a genre born from documenting social injustice and the harsh realities of the 1850s. From Lewis Hine’s powerful images of child laborers to contemporary explorations of identity and culture, this course examines how portraiture has evolved into a powerful storytelling medium.

Course Identifier PHJ 255	Faculty Nasrul Eam Dean, Department of Art and Photography	Credits 2
Number of Lessons 8	Department B.F.A in Photojournalism	Prerequisites Advanced Creative Writing

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Modules

Basic

Lessons

• 255.1: The Dawn of Social Documentary
• 255.2: Lewis Hine: A Study in Ethical Portraiture

Advanced

Lesson

• 255.3: The Composite Portrait: Francis Galton’s Influence

Strictly Technical

Lessons

• 255.4: Diane Arbus: Confronting the Boundaries of Portraiture
• 255.5: Exploring Arbus’s Subjects and Impact

Learning the Essence

Lessons

• 255.6: Beyond Arbus: Expanding the Narrative in Portrait
• 255.7: Finding Your Voice: Developing Your Own Portraiture Style