I have to say that this is one of the most interesting case studies that I have looked at so far. I remember Ariadne telling me at an early stage of my project that Anna had completely changed her direction when she discovered the bunker, so no project was set in stone. The use ofRead more about Anna Sellen | Graduate Case Study[…]
Unfortunately since I have updated my padlet and learning log and requesting feedback from my peers, that feedback has not been forthcoming, other than to comment that my padlet was inaccessible to other students. I am not sure how this happened as I had made the padlet open to all when I created it, butRead more about Project 3 Exercise One – Peer Feedback[…]
A useful Christmas present has given me the opportunity to try something that I have always wanted to try, namely pinhole photography. The camera is a Holga pinhole camera, with a laser cut pinhole equivalent to f/135, which works out at a diameter of about one-third of a millimetre. The focal length, if a pinholeRead more about Experimenting with Pinhole photography[…]
This case study was different and very unusual. Much of her project seemed to centre around performance. This is something that I would find very difficult, turning photography into a form of a performing art. I found the interaction with an AI quite weird, it was almost like someone breaking up with a lover. TheRead more about Sarah-Jane Field | Graduate case study[…]
I joined the meeting organised by the student association with Susan Bright, a well-known curator and book creator of what she terms ‘lens-based art’. She showed us two photo books she had created and described the associated exhibitions. Her first exhibition, Home Truths in which the subject was motherhood and identity was staged at theRead more about Susan Bright[…]
I have just obtained permission to exhibit my photographs in the King’s Lynn Customs House. King’s Lynn is the major port of the Fens, so it is a very appropriate place for me to hold my exhibition of images of the Fens. The exhibition is due to take place from 17th to 24th May 2025.Read more about Exhibition[…]
As of yesterday three of my photographs are now on sale in the Babylon Gallery in Ely. I have printed and mounted two of my infrared images from the Fens and one from another series that I took at Sheringham on the North Norfolk coast. The two Fens images are naturally black and white whilstRead more about Babylon Gallery[…]
People I will never in my photography use the art to embarrass or otherwise denigrate any person. If possible I will always ask for their permission before photographing them and will never exhibit any image without their permission with the exception of where the person’s inclusion is incidental and they are not the subjectRead more about Exercise two – Statement of Ethics[…]
I decided to take this course both as a retirement project and because I wanted to take a degree in photography when I left school in the 1970s. In those days photography was not considered worthy of a degree, so instead I decided to take a different direction and obtain a degree in science. InRead more about Exercise One[…]
I decided to take this course both as a retirement project and because I wanted to take a degree in photography when I left school in the 1970s. In those days photography was not considered worthy of a degree, so instead I decided to take a different direction and obtain a degree in science. InRead more about Statement of intent for Level 3 (HE6) study[…]