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Study Group Digital Photography

The Study Group Digital Photography is a university program that focuses on various aspects of photography. The program is offered in two different formats, depending on the semester.

Winter Semester: Beginner's Course (Technical Foundations)

In the winter semester, the program is designed for interested students who have not yet dealt extensively with photography. The technical foundations are introduced at the beginning, and participants prepare and present a specific topic of their choice to the study group in a short lecture with subsequent discussion or practical application. The topics should include both creative photography and techniques related to digital images and their processing.

Summer Semester: Advanced Course

In the summer semester, the program is aimed at students who already have experience with photography. The technical foundations and the operation of the camera should already be known. The goals of this course are to discuss topics together, critically examine images, and provide feedback, as well as to inspire and motivate each other. Joint photography is also an essential part of this course.

Program Details

• Lecturers: Prof. Hußmann
• Person in Charge: Doris Hausen
• Hours per week: 2
• ECTS credits: none

News

• July 7: A note regarding the next semester: Contrary to the original plan, there will be no beginner's course in the winter semester, but instead, the course will continue as before. At the end of the semester break, an introductory block course on digital photography will be offered.
• July 6: Pictures from the study group can now be viewed in the wiki.
• April 16: The study group will take place in a new style this semester. This semester, it will be offered as an advanced course, which will provide a platform for discussing and inspiring each other. More information can be found under Contents.

Dates and Locations

• Date: Friday, 14-16
• Location: Amalienstraße 17, Room 107

Contents

The study group meets once a week and deals with various aspects of photography. The target group in the summer and winter semesters is different.

Dates

The following dates are scheduled for the study group:

• 23.04: Introduction
• 30.04: Nikolai Klassen - Spring Festival (meeting point 19:00)
• 07.05: Hendrik Ballhausen - Catwalk Photography
• 14.05: No event
• 21.05: Elena Zharikova, Peter Siegl - Excursion to Industrial Plants
• 28.05: Matthias Jakob - Macro Photography
• 04.06: No event
• 11.06: Julia Polleti - Excursion to the Forest Cemetery
• 18.06: Simon Muhm - Photography - from Hobby to Profession
• 25.06: Fabian Kneißl - Smoke Photography
• 02.07: Axel Hösl - Street & Documentary Photography
• 09.07: Benjamin Bafadikanya - Multiple Me
• 16.07: David Guttandin - Visit to the Photo Lab (meeting point 14:00 in front of the LMU canteen at the Schweinchenbau)