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First year Ben Brain shoots work for the Introduction to Editorial and Advertising module
5 January 2022
Through a chance meeting, I was lucky enough to work in collaboration with the brand Bonne Aventure, a Welsh company that is local to where I live. I met them at a market in Cardiff and we began…
More work from Editorial and Advertising Photography First Years Molly Harmson and Alex Everleigh and their respondonse to the one hour Portrait Brief
13 October 2021
Jasmine Morris by Molly Harmson When talking with Jasmine, I discovered that she is vegan, and has a love for plant-based food. During lockdown, Jasmine created an Instagram page documenting her recipes and growth with veganism and this…
Student Success! Congratulations to Marie Cecil on winning a place in Cobalt’s Capture a Moment competition!
10 October 2021
Congratulations to Marie Cecil on winning a place in Cobalt’s Capture a Moment competition! Marie’s image of Ladybirds in winter is wonderful, will be included in the 2022 Cobalt Capture a Moment calendar, which will be on sale…
Editorial and Advertising First years respond to a one hour Portrait Brief
10 October 2021
During a lecture which looked at portraiture, first year students on Editorial and Advertising Photography, were asked to respond to a set portrait brief. Students were paired up at random with one another, they then had one hour…
First year Alex McDowell discusses his on going personal project ‘Fatima’ and his developing methodology which includes shooting large format camera portraits and experimenting with the Wet Plate Collodion Process.
26 November 2020
“During these odd times, I decided to stop, step back, and completely change the method and theory behind my photography. Rushing when shooting has always been an issue of mine, a problem I have endeavoured to rectify since…
Jess Lane discusses her photo book, ‘If Bitten by an Angel’ created during lockdown
7 July 2020
‘If Bitten by an Angel’ is a photo book project created in lockdown, inspired by and titled after the David R. Morgan poem, whose words touch upon similar themes and experiences of the COVID-19 pandemic. The project reflects…
Motorsport photographer and 2017 graduate, Ashleigh Hartwell discusses her experiences since leaving the Editorial and Advertising Photography course.
15 June 2020
I started at LAT Images pretty much as soon as I graduated in 2017 as a picture desk editor. I work on the live desk, receiving, editing and sending images from motorsport events we cover, such as Formula…
1st year, Faye Cleaver documents her mums dog boarding and day care business during lockdown for the Personal Portfolio module.
3 June 2020
This series of images for my personal portfolio follows my mum and her dog boarding and day care business at home. I explored how the Corona virus affected my mum’s business and the dogs. Coming into this module…
1st year, Cenza Jacquest, photographs an ‘Alice in Wonderland’ inspired series titled ‘Alice in Isolation’ for the Personal Portfolio module
26 May 2020
For the personal portfolio module, I chose to experiment with a new area of specialisationand explore fashion photography. Despite the restrictions of the current situation, I knew I wanted to stay true to my style and form a narrative…
Photographed for the Personal Portfolio module, 1st year Jennifer Woolnough-Rai, creatively styled portrait series ‘Diary of a Dandy; delusions of grandeur’.
20 May 2020
This is the story of a Dandy. A project that was shot, edited and produced for the Personal Portfolio module whilst in lockdown. I used only natural light for the entire project. The shoots themselves could only be…