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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…
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…
This in from third year Yasmin Carter. “Over the summer some of the work that I was commissioned to produce for the Greater Mancunians blog was exhibited at the Nexus Art Cafe, Manchester. This image is of Lamin Manneh, a…
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…
Work created over the summer by first year David Shickell. “These images were created for a friend, who wanted headshots to approach modeling agencies. A talented make-up artist was a mutual friend, so between the three of us, we took inspiration…
This in from first year Ruby Rosser. “I recently completed a shoot for the Heritage Park Hotel. I was asked to create images of pizza to promote a menu change and pizza offer.”
Work created by first year Marie Cecil over the summer inspired by the work of photographer Marianna Majerus and Country Life magazine.
Work from first year Zak Usowicz. “During the summer I visited London, to photograph luxury supercars as part of my ongoing documentation of the changing economic landscape of the capital through the ownership of such obvious demonstrations of extreme wealth.”
Personal work from first year Ollie Bentley. “In July I attended the Truck Festival in Oxford with the aim of expanding my live music photography portfolio. While I was there I networked with other photographers and magazine editors, gaining useful…