Tag: shrewsbury

13 February 2023
12 February 2023
10 February 2023

This Friday saw us first hit up the web resources for some Research on our year long project and essays, then a trip to the Print Hub to learn about Riso Printing and finally a great chat with my Academic Coach Lauren. A busy day!!

7 February 2023

After discussing ideas for my year long project with Niki, I developed a concept around my Town Council’s recent project to replace 30 bus shelters. Sounds enthralling, no?

30 January 2023

At the end of last year, Alice gave us a task to create an A3 size board containing references, text, quotes and examples of images that we were interested in related to our year-long project.

My year long project so far has been a proper mixed bag, some print destruction, some negative distressing, some architecture, some portraiture so I put three boards together using my computer and PowerPoint along with the graphics table so I could scrawl directly onto the digital page.

29 January 2023

Alice gave us a challenge to plan a shoot and carry it out using inspiration from the surrealism lecture on Friday. See what I got up to with my wardrobe door.

4 December 2022

This week is a review week of Semester One and all the work we’ve created up until this point. What do I need to improve upon, what can I do next to try different things? See what Alice and I talked about.

2 December 2022
22 November 2022
18 October 2022
17 October 2022
6 October 2022
5 October 2022

Shrewsbury Photoclub got together last week and did some Long Exposure photography. Have a read what went well and why I should have taken my tripod with me..

2 October 2022
25 September 2022

When you’ve been a good boy at work, sometimes people give you an award! I used mine on a Holga Pinhole camera, see the results of my early usage here..

24 September 2022

What Colour Are Emotions? I don’t really know but lets try and figure it out, then take a picture to represent it and myself.

15 September 2022
16 August 2022

Heat wave in August 2022, what can you do on a really sunny day? Cut the grass, sit and have a beer on the decking, fill the paddling pool, go on hols or try a Cyanotype in the bright sunshine?

29 May 2022

This time it’s Studio Portraiture using the brief of “Fictions Of The Self” where we were to find a portrait painting and reimagine it using photography in the university’s ample studios.

28 May 2022
25 May 2022

For black and white the brief was “The Path Is The Journey” so I set out with my cameras to record some photos that might fit the bill. I personally like contrasty images with lots of bright light and dark shadows, if you’ve seen Fan Ho’s work you’ll know what I like.

24 May 2022

t’s been two weeks since I finally finished all of my work for the first module of my BA Hons Degree in Photography at the University Of Wolverhampton and I’m about to share what I submitted for each of the four sub-modules; Colour Film Photography, Black and White Film Photography, Digital Photography and Studio Photography.
I’ll share the submitted works in the order we completed them throughout a number of workshops for each. The first being Colour Film Photography.

9 May 2022

Revision Week is underway and it’s time to catch up on those outstanding items on the To Do list..

26 April 2022
18 April 2022
24 March 2022

It’s studio time again and this week it was recreating famous paintings. My chosen image was a painting of an artist’s self portrait..

13 March 2022

What will market traders in Bilston Market look like in the year 2100? This post is how I approached the task for my Digital Photography module.

28 February 2022

What will a Bilston Market Tailor’s Stall look like in the year 2100, probably not much different. Check out my image of the future.

15 February 2022

Choosing how to make photos of Bilston, Wolverhampton and Birmingham look like they’re taken in 2100. Ideas are harder to come by than I thought..

11 January 2022

First day back in the Darkroom, what can I learn today? How to load and process 120 films in the darkroom of course, and a bit of negative scanning.