Here follows a mind-dump, unstructured and probably not thought-out thoroughly, but I have the urge to get things out of my head. That said, this post is pretty much exactly about the time I spent in that dreaded place.

Soaring gannets, incredible seas and a privileged vantage point. This entry was posted in exploration. From this I went on to look at the diamond repeat pattern. And start to observe the texture. Some fairly systematic exploration of tracing paper, tissue paper, ink sticks and different background papers to see how best to interpr.

This looks like a camera strap got in the frame, maybe I knew it as the next frame is very similar. She has now noticed me. And now she has started to pose. Thoughts about the course Documentary. Coming blessed or burdened with my personal and.

Assignment Six, critical essay reworked. Again, my tutor has suggested to consider how this work might affect my future practice, I think I have covered that in my summary of the course here. Thoughts about the course, Gesture and Meaning. Posted in Thoughts and reflections.

Level 2 OCA Documentary coursework. Do some research across printed and on-line media and find examples that either illustrate or challenge the issues highlighted in the document.

Bank Street Arts, Sheffield 23rd July 2016. Defined as a past that is no longer a part of me? September 16, 2016. A memory is part of the past that describes and defines me. A memory is part of the past that limits me. Is that a sign of age.

Learning Log for final module of BA Photography. Welcome; I am a student on the BA Photography degree with the. Open College of the Arts.

The other day I read about a 17. Century map found shoved up a chimney in North East Scotland. It was in a ball shape and had perhaps been stuffed in the chimney to stop draughts coming down. The heap of dusty fragments was painstakingly re-constructed and conserved at the National Library of Scotland each delicate piece heap by heap. On page 15 ,. And I watched a video about it here.

Learning blog for Sustaining Your Practice. Essay on the talk at the July 2016 symposium. The new blog will gather items that perta.

One of my earlier non-study.