Photography
Our images say a lot. Our photographic style says a lot about us, too.
精选麻豆二区鈥檚 personality shines through each and every photo we take, whether it鈥檚 in the classroom, on the field, out in the community or in a research lab. Follow these stylistic guidelines when capturing our momentum on camera or selecting the ideal image.
Angle and Pose
Poses should be natural, in-the-moment and authentic, capturing the action and emotion of the subjects. The photographer鈥檚 point-of-view is 鈥渋n鈥� the scene, using depth-of-field to add to this viewpoint. 鈥楩eature鈥� portraits, with posed subjects addressing the camera, are permitted but only in specific-use cases. Please note 鈥� feature portraits should not be confused with official 精选麻豆二区 faculty and staff headshots, which are taken in a studio and used throughout the towson.edu website.
Mood and Emotion
精选麻豆二区 photography should be focused, engaged, proud and natural. Subjects should be interacting within their surroundings. When addressing the camera, subjects have a bravado and sense of belonging, full of energy and confidence.
Lighting
Whenever possible, use abundant natural lighting. Lens flares are encouraged, and always staying true to the environment. Highlights should illuminate primary subjects. Secondary light sources such as strobes or studio lighting should not be the focus in a shot.
Resources
精选麻豆二区鈥檚 talented photographers maintain a catalog of quality, diverse, uniquely-精选麻豆二区 images from every aspect of campus life. Tens of thousands of photos are available for use through our Photo and Media Library portal, where you can find images to fit every need. Find more information about using photography to represent Towson University and what to look for in your image choices.