Bring your K–12 students to HCP for an immersive photography field lesson.
During their visit, students will:
Experience the Flash Drive, a vintage ambulance transformed into a Camera Obscura, to learn how light travels through a small opening to project an upside-down image, helping students understand the science behind how cameras work.
Tour our exhibitions to explore how contemporary photographers address real-world themes through visual storytelling.
Participate in a hands-on cyanotype sunprinting workshop that connects science, art, and history.
Through this program, students gain an understanding of photography’s history, develop visual literacy skills, and see how the medium can be a powerful tool for self-expression, creative exploration, and future careers in the arts.
Download the Field Lesson Teacher’s Toolkit to learn more about the Flash Drive, Camera Obscura and Cyanotype.
Bring your K–12 students to HCP for an immersive photography field lesson.
During their visit, students will:
Experience the Flash Drive, a vintage ambulance transformed into a Camera Obscura, to learn how light travels through a small opening to project an upside-down image, helping students understand the science behind how cameras work.
Tour our exhibitions to explore how contemporary photographers address real-world themes through visual storytelling.
Participate in a hands-on cyanotype sunprinting workshop that connects science, art, and history.
Through this program, students gain an understanding of photography’s history, develop visual literacy skills, and see how the medium can be a powerful tool for self-expression, creative exploration, and future careers in the arts.
Download the Field Lesson Teacher’s Toolkit to learn more about the Flash Drive, Camera Obscura and Cyanotype.
