You will present a body of coursework for assessment, including:

A visual diary documenting your research [Learning Outcome 2].
A pictorial workbook evidencing your technical and picture-making strategies [Learning Outcomes 1,3].
A carefully produced and presented set of colour photographs [Learning Outcome 3].

Colour is frequently associated psychologically and symbolically with feelings and emotions. These associations are defined both by personal experiences and by the culture in which people live. On this module you will make photographs whose aesthetic motifs are based on the primary colours red, yellow and blue. Working with traditional film or new digital technologies you will use your photographs and research findings to construct photographic narratives that explore these symbolic and psychological associations.

Technical skills modulettes, as appropriate.
Lectures.
Workshops.
Seminars.
Group tutorials.
Individual tutorials.
Independent practice and experimentation.
Independent reading and research.

Specialist workshop facilities, as appropriate.
Library and slide library.
Word-processing facilities.
Internet access.

Zakia, Richard, Perception and Imaging, Focal Press, 2002 ISBN 024080466X
Goethe, Wolfgang, (Translated by Charles Eastlake), Theory of Colours, M.I.T Press 1970
ISBN 10197283
Bauret, Gabriel, Colour Photography, Assouline, 2001 ISBN 2843232929
Langford, Michael, Advanced Photography, Focal Press, 1998 ISBN 0240514866