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I have recently become interested in music photography which is what inspired me for this portrait brief. I know a band called Sell By who I managed to collaborate with to do a photography shoot which I was able to…
While I was working on this module I had a booked commission with an artist friend of mine who wanted promotional images to go along with his album. I decided I could work this shoot into my assignment also. After…
This assignment of briefs helped me to explore my range in photography. It helped me to step out of my comfort zone and try out new areas, including live event photography and using film cameras. I was heavily inspired by…
Sustainability brief: During this module I wanted to explore portraiture as I had usually avoided it in the past. I chose the sustainability brief as it allowed me to shoot portraits. For this project I contacted a local group of…
1980’s Perfume Brief For this project I took inspiration from the 1980’s tv and magazine ads for Christian Dior’s Poison perfume. I wanted to recreate the desaturated colour-palette with the pop of purple in the bottle as well the use…
1980s perfume My inspiration for creating this photo was how flowers were used in advertising in the 1980s. I thought how companies would place the flowers around their product was interesting. For this image, I decided to use pink and red…
We have a wonderfully supportive community in Ed&Ad Photo, alumni of our course often act as mentors for current students, they take them on work experience and employ them either full time or as freelancers. Explore Impossible is a production…
For this brief we produced a series of images surrounding an area of specialization that we are interested in, we produced 10 images including a mixture of digital and film work. For my work I wanted to produce a series…
As a lover of nature, it was an simple decision to choose flowers as the subject for this personal portfolio. Unseen to the normal eye, there is infinite beauty to discover when you introduce a macro lens to the inside…