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• Design : Photography (Digital) 1C & 1D

  Senior School / Year 12 (1CDESP_1DDESP)

  Stage one course units that are predominantly practical requiring students to complete theoretical components equivelant to 30% of the coursework. These units are expected to be the follow-on units from 1ADESP/1BDESP..

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• Design: Photography (B & W and Digital) 2A & 2B

  Senior School / Year 11 (2ADESP_2BDESP)

  Designed for those who are already accomplished photography students, this course offers stage 2 units. It incompasses practical work and highly conceptual photographic themes culminating in an assessment schedule that combines Port Folio and final Exams.

  You must be creative, analytical, technically minded and able to express your ideas on paper very well to succeed in this course.

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• Design: Photography (B & W and Digital) 3A & 3B

  Senior School / Year 12 (3ADESP_3BDESP)

  If you studied 2A & 2B Design Photography in Year 11, this course is the next step. This course is a continuation of your Photographic journey, it will extend you further into the world of Design Photography as a Year 12 student leading into university.

  It is important to note that in order to be eligible to enrol in this course, it is a pre-requisite that you have passed 2ADESP & 2BDESP in Year 11.

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• Design: Photography (Digital) 1A & 1B

  Senior School / Year 11 (1ADESP_1BDESP)

  This stage one course is predominantly practical requiring students to complete theoretical components equivelant to 30% of the coursework.

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• Photography (Black & White)

  Senior School / Year 10 (CMP)

  This course introduces you into the magical and scientific world of chemicals and equipment in the black and white darkroom.

  All students learn how to use SLR cameras and watch their own photographic images appear before their eyes in the darkroom.

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