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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,…
Module work from second year Carmel Anderson
“My intention for these images was to create a look book with an Autumnal aesthetic that could be used online or in-print to promote a fashion brand. I focused on textures and patterns associated with Autumn such as corduroy, knits,…
Module work from second year Amy Harvey
“This renovated, historic cottage was transformed in to a modern home, in the small village of Arden’s Grafton just outside of Stratford Upon Avon. These images explore how the owners have furnished and decorated the house with a multi-toned, blue…
Graduate success: Becci Hutchings
2017 Graduate Becci Hutchings has been in touch to let us know about an interview she has given with the Pink Lady Food Photographer of the Year Awards. In 2018 Becci became the first-ever winner of their Student Photographer of the Year…
Graduate Success: Georgia Burns
“The past month has been my best for work being published in magazines, with five appearing in magazines such as Homes and Antiques, Style at Home and 91 Magazine. Two of my images also made the cover for two of…
Personal work from Ria Whitehead
Work in from second year Ria Whitehead. “I was inspired in creating this work by photographer Magnus Cramer, who creates images for high-end cosmetic brands. During the course I am hoping to continue to learn and improve my skills within…
Personal Work from Evie Curtis-Owens
Summer work from third year Evie Curtis-Owens. “Over the summer I travelled to an area know as the Magic Wood, Switzerland; a popular bouldering location. Whilst I was there I created a personal body of work documenting the rock climbers I…
Commissioned work from Milly Muxworthy
Work just in from second year Milly Muxworthy. “These images were created for a 3rd year Fashion Design student at the University of Gloucestershire, called Trang Luu for her graduate collection, titled Imperfect Perfection. The collection itself was inspired by…