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For this piece of work, I wanted to do a lifestyle piece where I looked at various people and their jobs. The brief was to do a portrait and a double page spread for a magazine of your choice. I…
Jasmine Morris by Molly Harmson When talking with Jasmine, I discovered that she is vegan, and has a love for plant-based food. During lockdown, Jasmine created an Instagram page documenting her recipes and growth with veganism and this inspired me…
During a lecture which looked at portraiture, first year students on Editorial and Advertising Photography, were asked to respond to a set portrait brief. Students were paired up at random with one another, they then had one hour to get…
For the Personal Portfolio module, I chose to photograph my five-year-old son Antoni. During this module, I wanted to focus on photographers who documented their families. I discovered that many photographers created beautiful projects and photographing Antoni could become my…
For this module, I really wanted to push myself creatively, when I came up with the idea of using common phrases- idioms to inspire conceptual self-portraiture. I was inspired by the likes of Alex Prager, Aleksandra Kingo, David Stewart and…
For this brief I decided that I wanted to photograph a farmer in the Cheltenham/Gloucestershire area. This was to push me out of my comfort zone and to start building my base of contacts in this area, rather than photographing…
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…
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…