Street Photography and Portraiture

Course description

Using a smartphone or digital camera, students will explore and become entrenched in their surroundings.

Each City that we visit will become our classroom. Students will learn how to make photographs of new places that are thoughtful and meaningful. Using Salzburg and the surrounding area as a backdrop to explore. Students will photograph light, architecture, fashion, landscapes, street photography, and portrait projects. Students will create original photographs that we will critique every week. This course requires a high degree of autonomy as well as a genuine commitment to group work. Students will spend much of their daily activities in the field. 

This course satisfies the CP requirement.

Dates

May 7 – June 2, 2027

Enrollment limit

15 students

Course fee

$2,650 (15 students) -  $2,960 (10 students)

Included in the course fee:

• Accommodations: Details coming soon

• Meals: All meals for first weekend, breakfast and lunch Monday to Thursday when in Salzburg, and dinners Monday to Wednesday when in Salzburg.

• Transportation: On-site bus and train passes near Salzburg and private bus charter for 4-day trip to Germany and Swiss Alps week 3.

• Excursions & Admissions: Ice Caves, Salzburg marionette theatre, Salzburg Hallein Salt Mine, Salzburg Open Air Museum, Wolfgangsee lake cruise, 2 days in Garmisch-Partenkirchen with local museum, bus, and lift pass, museum Stamperia in Tschlin, Switzerland with local guide, outdoor concert in Salzburg, and a final dinner

• Insurance & Fees: International health & emergency insurance, course materials

• Lab Fee: Paper and ink to print your pictures

Not included in the course fee:

• Round-Trip Airfare: $1,500

• Uncovered Meals: $850

• Passport / Visa Fees: $200 (if applicable)

• Cell Phone / Data Plan: Depends on carrier

• Personal Spending / Souvenirs: $1,000

• Lodging/Ground Transportation: If leaving Salzburg campus Thursday to Sunday
  
  

Applicable LAIs 

LAI requirements: CP

For questions about the travel course, please contact the faculty-leader

Tommi Cahill at tommi_cahill@redlands.edu.