Wednesday, 31 October 2012
Thursday, 25 October 2012
Stow
On Thursday 24th October we visited Stow-on-the-Wold to photograph the Horse Fair. It was part of our current assignment to document what we see as well as following a brief from the Gloucestershire Eco, who kindly let us team up with them for the day. Despite being a manic shoot, edit and upload exercise, it was extremely enjoyable and a brilliant learning experience!
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| Leah, 16 & Sammy Jo 18 |
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| My wonderful shooting partner Victoria Kettlewell, who made the day so much more entertaining and enjoyable! |
Thursday, 11 October 2012
Monday, 1 October 2012
Sunday, 23 September 2012
London, 19-09-2912
Out of all of the exhibitions and galleries we visited on wednesday the V&A, Island Stories exhibition, and the private Chris Beetles Fine Photographs galleries were my favourite. 
In the V&A there were a variety of different works ranging from extreme close ups of eletricals to the contains of a kitchen cupboard. my favourite of all of the pieces was teh collection of images by Fay Godwin and the way that the use of black and which intensifies the images and creates a much more dramatic effect.I must admit, I was very kean on the majority of works from the The Photographers' Gallery, as i didnt acually understand half of them although i think that technically they were quite clever. Many of the images we viewed in the National Portrait Gallery seemed to be heavily manipulated and almost looked too perfect, especially when you looked and the Road to 2012 collection, whereas the works of Thomas Struth, despite being staged looked much more real and less perfect.
In the V&A there were a variety of different works ranging from extreme close ups of eletricals to the contains of a kitchen cupboard. my favourite of all of the pieces was teh collection of images by Fay Godwin and the way that the use of black and which intensifies the images and creates a much more dramatic effect.I must admit, I was very kean on the majority of works from the The Photographers' Gallery, as i didnt acually understand half of them although i think that technically they were quite clever. Many of the images we viewed in the National Portrait Gallery seemed to be heavily manipulated and almost looked too perfect, especially when you looked and the Road to 2012 collection, whereas the works of Thomas Struth, despite being staged looked much more real and less perfect.
Saturday, 22 September 2012
My life as the new Number 3.
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| Me. I am chaotic and cluttered, but thats just me. |
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| Which is the complete opposite of Lucy, Number 2. |
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| Emma. Number 1. |
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| At least we try. |
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| Joey and the new Hidey Hole of St Marys. |
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