The aim of this free workshop is to provide participants with foundational samples photography knowledge to be utilized in future research endeavors. Participants will be guided through the process of photographing their samples, constructing figures and tables, making diagrams, and finally, putting all of what they have made into a conference-style poster.
The workshop will be conducted by Madeleine Lamer, PhD student in the UBC Department of Anthropology, over a period of three weeks during Archaeology Open Lab Nights. Attendance for all three sessions is highly encouraged, as each session will build off knowledge from the previous session. However, drop-ins for the workshop are also welcome.
Participants are encouraged to bring/have prepared :
- Their own DSLR and tablet/laptop for the event, if possible.
- Interested participants should also ensure they have PowerPoint on their tablet/laptop, and may wish to download ImageJ prior to attending the sessions.
- Their own samples to photograph, or an object from home to practice with.
Workshop Dates: 20th March, 27th March, 3rd April, 2025 from 5pm – 7pm
Workshop Location: Borden Research Room (MOA 214B), Museum of Anthropology, 6393 NW Marine Drive
For further questions concerning the course format, please contact mlamer@student.ubc.ca
