Paul Ottengheime

Paul Ottengheime is an Associate Professor specializing in Photography and Imaging. He is actively involved in teaching a range of core and advanced courses within the discipline, contributing to the academic development of students in both technical and conceptual aspects of visual storytelling.

His teaching responsibilities include:

• PHOT-217A-01: Portrait Lighting
• PHOT-101-01: Analog + Digital
• PHOT-257A-01: Color
• PHOT-338A-01: Product Photography
• PHOT-158-01: Object, Form, and Meaning
• PHOT-167-01: The Color Darkroom

His research and instructional interests center on photographic techniques, blending analog and digital methodologies, with emphasis on lighting, color, composition, and material meaning in image-making. These courses suggest a strong engagement with both artistic expression and technical mastery in photography.

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Paul Ottengheime advises students through his teaching roles, though specific graduate advisees or research mentorship activities are not listed. There is no mention of external grants or funded research projects.

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