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Final presentation of my images. An Argentinian photographer who i was lucky enough to hear from in person when he visited Coventry university. Assignment 3 research; Walker Evans and Steve Pyke. Why were these particular tools chosen? Was well .

April 29, 2011 in 152MC - Working with Light. Although these images are under exposed, they have a certain charm to them. The under exposure is only evident in the facial area which adds a certain mystery to the photographs overall. It can make or break the photographic work. On Tuesday I went do.

These squirrels were very different to what i was normally used to as they were tame and fed of your hands. I have slightly edited my images on Photoshop. I have done this because I wa.

Developing and Understanding Photographic Practice. Placing Photographic Practice in Context. Free competition for experimental projects in photography - our COSMOS PDF AWARD 2018! You can submit your p 4 days ago. Really nice to hear about her recent body of work Noises in the twitter.

Flight and the Artistic Imagination. 29 June 2012 to 30 September 2012. Flight and the Artistic Imagination. Includes an intriguing combination of paintings, sculpture, photographs, drawings, prints and video, by artists such as Leonardo da Vinci, Henri Matisse, Paul Nash, Peter Lanyon, Paul Smith and Hiraki Sawa.

I was also asked to help produce a Timelaose video of the Exhibition set up. Jack Somerset, Oliver Sharpe and Myself then took responsilbilty of this. I would set the camera up at the start of each day to take a photograph every minute. It was also finished in time for it to be inserted into the digital Catalogue.

Secrets that nobody is meant to find out? Well imagine, someone photographed all those little dances you do in the bathroom when you think nobody is looking, or the funny faces you pull in the mirror when your bored. Its a massive and complicated word. It has so many different meanings to other people. The Pictorialist perspective was born in the late 1860s and held sway through the first de.