Photography
In a media-saturated landscape, are you eager to see the world through your own lens?
Moore’s Photography program is well equipped with expansive facilities—from a wet darkroom and lighting studio to a digital video lab and 2D animation lab—and a free camera rental center. Working in both analog and digital formats, you’ll learn how to use the technical skills to advance the ideas, issues and passions that are important to you.
“The facilities are amazing, honestly. The class sizes for photography are typically relatively small, so the spaces are not often packed with people. In the Photo Cage, there is always a monitor in case you have questions about how to use something or if you want to check out equipment.”
Cheyenne Yelle '21
Photography
More Perks & Opportunities
Specialized labs & studios
Designed specifically to support digital photography, multimedia and web media.
Rental Center
Free access to cameras and supplies essential to your craft.
Extensive photo facilities
Including a wet darkroom, lighting studio, a digital video lab and 2D animation lab.
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PostedAfter coming across an extensive family photo album filled with photographs of her late mother, Naomieh Jovin ’17 realized she’d found a new lens for her art practice.
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PostedEmily Frizzelle, a Photography & Digital Arts major, has been named valedictorian for the Class of 2020.
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PostedThe words “photographic memory” have a different meaning for Alison Drummond ’19. Photographs are sometimes the only way she can help herself remember things that happened to her in the past.
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PostedCiara Garcia, a Photography & Digital Arts major from Northeast Philadelphia, is the 2019 recipient of the Marian Locks Award.
