| Ed & Ad
| Ed & Ad
For this module I have created a Hunter Boots In-store advertisement for Mole Country stores. Within this brief I wanted to explore and take into consideration the style of imagery used within their existing advertisements. This led me to be…
These photos were based on the TV show Vampire Diaries, this is one of my favourite shows to watch. I wanted to create my own take on it and see what I could come up with. I chose the location…
Utilising my previous skills learnt before University, I have recently decided to focus my specialisation more towards set design. After receiving the music artwork brief in the Editorial Photography with Moving Image module, I knew this was my first chance to…
For my non-conformist brief, I wanted to try step away from simply stylising to a subculture and try cast an individual where I could highlight their own unique narrative and luckily, I was able to do so. I was very…
During a day freelancing at Cornbury House International Horse Trials, I had an opportunity to produce a series of portraits of the landowner and his family which would be published in Hello Magazine. It was quite a daunting prospect, however…
Awarded the AOP Course of the Year 2018, and 2020 Editorial & Advertising Photography (Ed&Ad) are proud of the work our students create and the success they achieve both during the course and after they graduate. We are proud to…
I made a small zine for my FMP module titled ‘Just Tell Me’. The zine is a very personal exploration of my emotions with a struggle of my mental health which was amplified by the lockdown situation as well as…
Trudie Ballantyne gives an informative and engaging life talk on the UoG Facebook page, sharing ideas and ways that you can be creative with your photography during these times of restricted movement. Using just your phone camera there are ways…
For the Personal Portfolio, I wanted to start exploring within my area of specialisation, Fashion and Still Life Photography. Being restricted to my home environment for this module, I couldn’t work with models, so I decided to focus on Still…