Creative Arts Champlain

Here are some excerpts from larger projects done for the final assignment in the Intro Photo class.

Here are some examples from the black and white portrait assignment in the first semester Intro Photo class.

Poetic, intuitive and perceptive describes this body of work from Fred Roy who visited a small Quebec town to explore her family roots and discovered the accompanying fragility, sadness and dignity.

Creative Arts offers complementary courses to students in other disciplines. In one of these courses, Behind the Camera, students created photograms by placing objects on a piece of unexposed black and white paper, flashing it with light from an enlarger and then developing the paper in photographic chemistry. The abstract results are what you see below.

In this excerpt from her final photo portfolio, Catherine chose to photograph quiet and intimate spaces in the winter landscape.

These crazy “movie previews” were a feature at last year’s Friday the 13th End of Year Screening. Designed by Dan Babineau; video editing by Jimmy Hayes.

In this excerpt from her series of black and white portraits made for her final Photo Portfolio class, Kristen explores the relationship between photographer and subject while sensitively inquiring about the nature of friendship.

For Rebecca’s graduating project in the photography profile she chose to  portray women in their environments. By using the triptych, she expands the frame and space and gives the viewer further insight into the lives of her subjects.

From our illustrious 2nd semester photo students comes their visual interpretation of a piece of music or a song. All assembled using their creative idea of a book.

Look at all the fun our students, teachers and support people have during the year! What a program!