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Assignment 1 – Invisible People Rework

My tutor felt that a number of my compositions for assignment 1 (here) were weak and suggested that I considered reworking some of them. As he pointed out, composition is subjective but I agree that some of the compositions were … Continue reading

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Assignment 1 Tutor Feedback and Response

Overall Comments Your first assignment for ‘Context & Narrative’ has been received very well; you have submitted a good set of images, which are supported by an excellent learning log. Your interpretation of this assignment is good and is presented … Continue reading

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Assignment 1 – Self Assessment

Demonstration of Technical and Visual Skills It was important to create a bland, ordinary atmosphere around the series, I wanted to encourage contemplation of the landscape from an objective, documentary viewpoint. To achieve this I chose a “dead-pan” approach to both composition … Continue reading

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Assignment 1 – Invisible People

 Preamble Assignment 1 calls for two sets of photographs to tell  different versions of the same story. The aim of the assignment is to explore the convincing nature of documentary by presenting two sets of pictures that are equally convincing depictions of … Continue reading

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Assignment 1 – Research and Development

Initial Ideas Selecting the subject and approach to an assignment is, for me, an organic process with an initial idea evolving in response to the various lines of research and exercises within the course. This part of the course explores the relationship between … Continue reading

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