Teaching Photography as Art.

This article focuses on the teaching of photography as art. Throughout photography's history, photographic training has been as diverse as the varieties and genres of photographs that exist. The direct instruction was supplemented by instructional literature in the form of periodicals and manuals, not to mention the development of technology whose use was intuitive. The progenitor of modern photographic education in the U.S. was pictorialist Clarence White, a founding member of the Photo-Secession in 1902.