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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…
Second Year, Jess Lane photographs a series of portraits for the Zine brief.
20 December 2019
Starting this module I wanted to photograph people I was fascinated with and to engage with a subject I hadn’t done before. When thinking of what I wanted my subject to be, ‘drag’ crossed my mind. During my…
Second Year Lily Hedges Photographs a series of images inspired by New Romantics for the Subcultures brief.
20 December 2019
These portraits are inspired by a fashion and music subculture from the 1970s and 1980s called New Romantics. I was inspired mainly by the makeup element of the movement, which included flamboyant, colourful, over-the-top makeup on both sexes,…
Our Third Years, finally handing in their Final Major Project Books before Christmas!
18 December 2019
Wow, we’re so impressed with our 3rd yrs @edandadphoto20 what a fantastic achievement, they’ve created wonderful photo books in 12 weeks, concept, shooting, editing, layout, sequencing, printing & hand binding. Such a great start to their major projects….
For her Final Major Project, Third Year, Megan Williams book ‘Superdogs’ looks at the bond between dogs and their owners.
18 December 2019
“A dog is the only thing on earth that loves you more than he loves himself.” — Josh Billings Superdogs is a collection of work capturing the special bond between dog and owner. Each dog photographed with their…
In this recent graduate feature, Kuba Junek discusses his time on the Editorial and Advertising Photography course and what he is working on currently.
17 December 2019
When did you graduate? 2017 Why did you decide to come onto the Editorial and Advertising Photography course? I wanted to do a course related to visual arts. Coming from the Czech Republic, I also wanted to study…
Second Year, Estelle Atkin-Palmer, photographs a series of empowering images of women rugby players for the zine brief.
17 December 2019
My Zine started off as a project to promote femininity in sport through looking into ‘This girl can campaign’ but once being around the athletes and visiting their training sessions I gained insight to the back lash they…
Second Year, Bethany-Rose Yates, photographs and reinvents recipes from the cookbook ‘The Book of Household Management’ by Mrs Isabella Beetona, first published in 1861, for the Zine brief.
17 December 2019
These photographs are all of recipes from ‘The Book of Household Management’ by Mrs Isabella Beeton. The book was first published in 1861 so unlike cookbooks today, there was no photographs due to photography being in its infancy….
For the Major Photographic Project, Third Year Music Photographer Jonny Nolan, produces a photo book which documents the band “Don’t Let Me Go, You Feel Like Home.”
16 December 2019
The project is named “Don’t Let Me Go, You Feel Like Home”. Which is about the 4-piece Bristol based grunge rock band Fawner. They have been together for three years and have recently undergone a creative change in…
Second Year, Luke Rodham-Heaps, Shoots a punk inspired fashion series for the Subcultures brief and Stone Island for the Moving Image brief.
16 December 2019
Subculture My work for the subcultures brief really stemmed from the research into the socio-economic state of the decade punk was born. I wanted to reflect the working class catalyst in which punk was born. Much like grime,…