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Christmas Show
Each year we stage an informal Christmas show and party in two of our studio spaces. The work exhibited comes from first, second and third year modules that end at this time of the year.
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Photography: Editorial and Advertising
Welcome to the course blog for Photography: Editorial and Advertising. Photo credit: Morgan Harlow.
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New second year module Work from Jack Griffiths
Read MoreNew second year module Work from Jack Griffiths
Module work from Ollie Bentley
New module work from first year Ollie Bentley. “These two images were created in response to the clothing brand brief. I decided to choose Carhartt because I like their brand identity and visual style. I photographed one of my flat…
Module work from Ruby Rosser
“This image was inspired by the Memphis Art Movement and photographer Irving Penn’s still-life imagery. I worked with an Estee Lauder perfume bottle as the brand was particularly popular in the 1980’s. I researched the brand and focused on their…
Module work from Phoebe Booth
New Module work from first year Phoebe Booth. “The fashion brand Cos has a simple and minimal brand aesthetic. They often use architectural influences as fashion inspiration, contrasting man-made and natural objects in their photography. The combination of these elements…
Module work from first year Gianluca Loffredo
New module work from first year Gianluca Loffredo (above).
New module work from first year Jasmine Fitz
“This image was made in Pitville Park, Cheltenham. It was created in response to the film The Fault In Our Stars.”
New module work from second year Jake Spencer
“This work was created in response to a photo-story brief. My concept was to look into stereotypes and misconceptions of my generation, that can have a negative effect on the self-esteem of young people. To try and oppose these stereotypes,…
New module work from second year Jonny Griffiths
“In response to the set module brief, I wanted to photograph a subject that was new to me. I chose to photograph a rock climber but I wanted to take them away from a rock face and bring them into…