Maybe you have an eye for detail.
If any of the above sounds like you, Photography might be your major.
Moore’s unique Photography curriculum can be tailored to your interests—whether you want to create impactful visuals for commercial industries like fashion, journalism, weddings and special events, or you’re more of a fine arts photographer expressing yourself through experimental forms of photography—you’ll gain important industry experience working in analog and digital formats, with state-of-the-art equipment that the pros use. (Because you’ll be a pro.)
Left: Natalie Clesi ’21, Photography
Moore has been such an enriching and inspiring experience that has allowed me to truly grow as an artist. I honed in on my skills and figured out what it is that I love so much about photography.
Photography Media Gallery
Check out sample student work and photos from Photography classes and events!
Emily Morton ’22, Photography.
Kenyssa Evans '20, Photography.
Claudia Rubio ’24, Photography.
Students experiment with color in the Photography studio. Photo: Steve Weinik.
A Photography student works with a camera in the studio. Photo: Erin Blewett.
Students review a photography project together in the computer lab. Photo: Steve Weinik.
Hollyann Mazie ’25, Photography.
Makaela Noelle Ramirez-Faisca ’21, Photography.
WHAT CAN I DO WITH A PHOTOGRAPHY DEGREE?
Get the skills you need at Moore to become a…
- Editorial photographer
- Photojournalist
- Darkroom technician
- Runway photographer
- Art director
- Photo editor
- Architectural photographer
The limit does not exist!
Photo: Steve Weinik.
MEET EMILY COSTELLO ’19
Emily is extremely busy as a photographer and digital artist, as well as a digital marketing and communications professional for Philadelphia radio station and Dot Connector Studio. They find time in their schedule to hone their art practice, specializing in cinemagraphs, augmented reality (AR) and video. During their time at Moore, Emily recalls professors showing them, directly and indirectly, the value of networking. “I credit this for a lot of my opportunities in my career," they say.
Prepare to Be a Superstar
100% of Moore Photography students kick start their future careers with a paid internship! Photography students are landing jobs and internships at places like:
The Free Library of Philadelphia
Philadelphia Style Magazine
Quaker City Mercantile
Represent PA
TILT Institute for the Contemporary Image
(formerly known as Philadelphia Photo Arts Center)
Wear to Wall
WHYY
And more!
SHOOT YOUR SHOT
CLAUDIA RUBIO '24, PHOTOGRAPHY
Photo: Erin Blewett.
