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Inspired by the current global situation, 1st Year, Jeanne Tizon shoots a beautiful, creative series of fashion still life work titled ‘Wear it the Pandemic Way.’
20 May 2020
For the Personal Portfolio, I wanted to start exploring within my area of specialisation, Fashion and Still Life Photography. Being restricted to my home environment for this module, I couldn’t work with models, so I decided to focus…
Second Year Gianluca Loffredo shoots a beautiful and creative series for the Visual Narrative Module
7 April 2020
During this period of lockdown, isolation and social distancing it is inspiring to see how creative our students’ are. In this new blog post we showcase the work of second year Gianluca Loffredo. Gianluca was inspired by title…
Senior Lecturer Matthew Murray’s photobook Saddleworth: Responding To A Landscape, included in the Victoria & Albert Museum’s permanent collection.
27 February 2020
Senior Lecturer Matthew Murray’s photobook Saddleworth: Responding To A Landscape, included in the Victoria & Albert Museum’s permanent collection in the National Art Library Martin Barnes, Senior Curator of Photographs at the V&A recommend the Saddleworth book for…
Graduate Feature on Sports Photographer Morgan Harlow.
19 February 2020
Morgan is a young photographer specialising in sports photography. After spending nine years training and competing in the pool, Morgan decided to combine her interest in photography with her passion for swimming and sports. Her work involves use…
Graduate feature on Ellie Ramsden who was recently commissioned to shoot an advertising campaign for Nike.
17 February 2020
Recent graduate Ellie Ramsden is a photographer based in London, who specialises in portrait, music and street photography. Ellie graduated in 2018 and in that short period of time she has achieved so much, from shooting editorials, to giving…
Senior Lecturer Matthew Murray’s photobook, Saddleworth: Responding To A Landscape, included in the permanent collection at the Martin Parr Foundation.
17 February 2020
In 1997, during my Masters Degree, I visited Martin Parr at his home in Bristol. I wanted to interview him about his work but more importantly to me, Parr’s depiction of the working class. After the interview Martin…
Photographer and short film maker graduate Tommy Cha talks about his work with Ceramic Artist Chao-Chi Lo, who lives and works in the Chiayi county, Taiwan.
8 February 2020
Tommy collaborated with Ceramic Artist Chao-Chi Lo on a moving image piece. Chao-Chi Lo lives and works in the Chiayi county, Taiwan, he has been mastering and enhancing an ancient Chinese glazing process called Tenmoku, primarily used for…
Graduate Benjamin Breading, discusses his work and his experience of studying on the Editorial and Advertising Photography course.
14 January 2020
In this graduate feature Photographer and Director Benjamin Breading discusses what he has been working on since leaving the Editorial and Advertising course. When did you graduate? I graduated in 2014. Why did you decide to come onto…
Second Year Ollie Bentley photographs a series of landscape work at The Brecon Beacons as part of a personal project.
9 January 2020
I photographed these landscapes during a trip to the Brecon Beacons in the New Year, while walking up Pen y Fan, the highest peak in South Wales. My aim while shooting was to not only display the dramatic…
Second Year, Isabella Akers photographs a Grunge inspired fashion series for the Zine brief.
22 December 2019
For the subcultures brief I decided to look into grunge as it’s something I’m very familiar with and have loved the music genre for years. My knowledge of the subculture has enabled my work to be more authentic…