Time to do some more printing ready for some chopping up and a tutorial chat about why I love breaking things open…
Tag: film
Photograms and Alternative Prints? What could possibly go wrong in my journey to take on two of Alice’s small challenges in the name of exploring Materiality.
Seminar today was about Materiality, Purists, Pictorialists and a bit about Academic Integrity and Referencing. Some questions and a couple of challenges to complete.
As part of my Full Year Project we sat around and chatted about each other’s work in a tutorial session. Here is my first group of test prints that I chopped up and reassembled. Why did I do this?
Time for a chat about ideas for my full year project, and also a little bit of getting back into the swing of Colour Enlarging and printing.
A trip to London’s THe Photographer’s Gallery in October for the Chris Killip Retrospective Exhibition. Should you go?
Choose an approach from Szarkowski’s The Photographer’s Eye and make five images based on it. Cue a trip around a wet town centre.
Learning to fuse Eggleston and Szarkowski in an effort to create work for the Contextual Task. A trip around Wolverhampton City Centre..
30th September 2022 Experimentation And Dialogues This Module consists of a mixture of Contextual Work…
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..
On the 8th September 2022, Queen Elizabeth II died. I rushed down to London to witness the rush of people to the capital. This is the story of my road trip.
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?
A trip down South to see an exhibition of Vivian Maier’s works. The first time her work has been exhibited in the UK. It was great and I’d recommend anyone to go and take a look.
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.
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.
Last studio workshop of the semester and it saw us share our images with each other and the Digital module team, whilst they showed us their images of the year 2100.
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..
Which paintings have I selected to recreate in the photo studio? Why did I choose these? How will we take the photos?
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.
What do you do when you have too many hobbies and distractions? Sell them of course!! Then replace the gear with something else!!