Photography

//National Geographic Complete Photography// ($12 at Barnes and Noble, or check out Amazon)
 * Recommended reading:**

Digital Camera (cell phone, pocket, compact, SLR, etc...) Memory Card (at least 4GB ... it's recommended to have two, one as a backup) USB Memory Drive (at least 4GB) Pen Pencil (mechanical) Highlighter (for highlighting pages in book) Sticky tabs (Post-Its or similar for marking pages) Above National Geographic Complete Photography as a reference "textbook" Online photo sharing account (Flickr, Tumblr, Instagram, Twitter, Facebook, Wordpress, etc...) Notebook (for taking notes, writing down thoughts/ideas, journaling, keeping photos, etc...)
 * Classroom Materials:**

1 day of theory and concept 1 day of exercises and application
 * Weekly Schedule:**

Photography assignment Reading assignment
 * Weekend Schedule:**

Camera reviews at Digital Photography Review Inexpensive cameras and accessories at Best Buy B&H Photo is a fantastic resource for products online (flagship store in NYC) Calumet Photo (formerly Penn Camera) in DC by Gallery Place metro [|Ken Rockwell] has a straight-forward and easy-to-read website with great reviews Colorwiki - a wiki on all things color-related Storage of archive photos Interested in learning about the film darkroom? Sarah Lee and above/underwater photography
 * Resources:**

Ansel Adams Robert Capa Henri Cartier-Bresson Robert Doisneau Alfred Eisenstaedt Harold Feinstein Anne Geddes Annie Leibovitz Steve McCurry Man Ray //Time Life// Photographers //Professional Photographer// 100 Most Influential Wikipedia's list World Press Photo website Women of Vision exposition
 * Influential Photographers:**

A bit about JPEG and images The shame behind war photography A bit about ROES software Psychology behind photographers So you wanna be a Nat Geo photographer, eh?
 * Articles:**

Pro DPI (professional)
 * Printing Services:**

Polaroid Do-It-Yourself Paper Camera Kit Weatherproofing by Outex Behold Photojojo
 * Fun Stuff:**