UT Students, 2007
Project overview:
Prague has been an inspiring and stimulating place to study for more than 600 years. This lavishly beautiful city with its architecture and city plan has attracted photographers since the inception of photography. Although the photographs taken for this course are not primarily concerned with simply architecture, the superb amalgam of structures serve as unique visual anchors to many of the activities and people the students visually document during the course of the semester. During the course, the students build their visual storytelling skills to create a photographic portfolio that shows their own unique view of the city.

Photo by Allison Kamel
Photo by Courtney Dudley
Photo by Larissa Mueller

Photo by Jennifer Ross

Photo by John Gilchrist

Photo by Jennifer Willoughby

Photo by Mary Ann Nguyen

Photo by Mike Wetterauer

Photo by Stef Anderson

Photo by Nathaniel Gulick
Participating photographers:
Stef Anderson
Courtney Dudley
John Gilchrist
Nathaniel Gulick
Allison Kamel
Larissa Mueller
Mary Ann Nguyen
Jennifer Ross
Mike Wetterauer
Jennifer Willoughby
Learn more about Prague Stories.
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