B.A. in Still Photography
“Every picture has a story to tell.”
“Every picture has a story to tell.”
Learn the nuances of still photography with a holistic learning approach through our degree course and be ready to face the challenges of the professional world. The aim of this program is to provide a diverse pathway to aspiring photographers and help them view the world in a completely different way through their camera lens. Get ready to make a name for yourself in the ever-expanding field of photography at the end of this 3-year course.
Taking photos showing freezing, motion and depth of field
Clicking photos in different setups and lighting
Practicing lightroom tools, presets, color, image correction
Capturing dramatic moments that influence minds of viewers
Case study on corporate digital campaign
Taking photos of different types of food
Shooting a fashion campaign
AAFT School of Still Photography is equipped with infrastructure and technology matching up to international standards. It boasts of:
Celebrity photographer Vishal, Sony India among other industry experts have conducted various workshops with students of Still Photography to make them aware about the emerging industry trends and how can they develop skills to be one of the finest photographers.
Ans.: Students who have passed or will appear for higher secondary (10+2) from any recognized Board of Education such as CBSE / ICSE / IGCSE / IB or State Board, can apply for admission to the UG course in photography.
Ans.: The duration of the UG degree in photography is 3 years.
Ans.: To apply for admission in the bachelor photography degree, submit the duly filled Application Form along with the mandatory documents. The Application Form can be downloaded online (https://aaft.com/apply-online) or can be collected in person from the campus. Our offices are open 6 days a week (Monday to Saturday) from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. For enquiry, call: 09811014536, 09811013654, 0120-4831100.
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