Photography
develop your unique vision
Photography can capture moments, spark conversations, or contribute to societal change. Whether viewed through the lens of fine arts or journalism, our photography program helps you understand how photographs are made and how they have been seen and understood throughout history.
photography Resources
Develop film, edit photos and make prints using our facilities.
Control your camera with intent and make meaningful, memorable images. No matter which campus you call home, you'll have access to facilities across multiple campuses. These resources include:
- Gang black & white darkroom
- Special projects lab
- Color lab
- Digital lab
- Lighting studio
- Critique classroom
You can check out supplies and equipment such as digital and film cameras, tripods, lenses and Wacom tablets.
More to Explore
Engage with art in other ways or check out other art studio areas.
Space to Ponder Art
Expand your understanding of art through our art exhibits—including student artwork—glean insight about the human experience and get inspired to create!
In Their Studio
Dive into the minds of artists and get inspired from their grappling with creativity. Our "In Their Studio" podcast features interviews with faculty, students and featured artists.
Other Studio Areas
Sculpture and metals and painting, oh my! No matter your interest, we have the tools and studio space to create your best work in a wide range of media.
Questions?
If you are curious about photography techniques and resources at UW-Green Bay, contact Professor Sarah Detweiler.