PHOTOGRAPHY
Our labs and studio facility are substantial in both size and equipment. There are two group black and white darkrooms, a private darkroom for making large projection prints, a color darkroom served by a Hope processor, and an alternative processes room devoted to working with historic printmaking methods such as palladium, cyanotype and gum bichromate.

The department has seven 4x5 view cameras which are available for student use, along with a variety of 35mm and 21⁄4 cameras. The spacious lighting studios are equipped with versatile strobe systems. Resources include an adjacent Apple computer lab equipped with negative, slide and flatbed scanners, large format color inkjet printer and PhotoShop image-editing software.

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Copyright © 2003 by Marywood University, Scranton PA, 18509, All rights reserved, Last update, August 2003
For more information on the PHOTOGRAPHY program please contact Sam Olfano at: olfano@es.marywood.edu
Questions or suggestions for this website contact Christine Medley: cmedley@marywood.edu
For more information about the Art Department: (570) 348-6278