ABOUT BLOG

I am a 20 year old Photography Student currently studying a BA in Photographic Arts at the University of Westminster. I am currently working on a module titled 'Perspectives in Photography' which will be documented through the use of this blog. My work, ideas and inspirations will all be found here. 

The module brief is as follows:

'You will be working as individual photographers, producing a piece of photographic work, which engages with debates related to identity and the construction of otherness. Your work should be informed by the lectures, research presentations and tutorials, as well as your own independent research. You are encouraged to interpret identity and/or otherness in the widest possibly sense, exploring conceptual and visual strategies new to you.

You can photograph in any style or form and are strongly encouraged to explore uncommon practices to you. Take risks, explore the possibilities of your camera, use a different format to the camera you normally use: build your own pinhole camera, create moving images, projections, image & text – the more you explore the medium the more exiting the outcome will be. If you are using your DSLR make sure that you use it in an uncommon way. There are no restrictions on the number of images you produce. This depends entirely on the nature of your project, and how many images you think are required to communicate your idea. It could be, for example, a set of images implying narrative, a triptych, or a collection of discreet shots which work as a series (all have to be printed and presented to appropriate standard).'