portrait of a place - working

i've had a super busy week.

i'm 1 week away from completing my final assignment for this college year. the project title is 'portrait of a place' and we basically have to use every process and technique we have learned throughout the year. so yes, this involves a lot of shooting, at 10 different locations, using many different cameras and materials. i really enjoy using alternative cameras to digital, such as pinhole, 35mm film and medium format (the cameras i have shot on this week). i've also been busy in the darkroom. (dark/processing rooms make me happy. there's something i find peaceful about them). i don't feel i have any of my final images yet, but my location is the garden shed and i've done a lot of test shoots there, so hopefully i'll be able to produced photographs of a high enough standard to get me a good grade. And of course there's all the book work documenting that i need to do too...

shoot through it x

IADT portfolio results

posting this image with great joy.
i received my portfolio results from IADT this week and to my surprise i am beyond happy to have scored full marks, 600/600!!! i really was not expecting the result i got. getting onto the photography course in IADT is my biggest dream. now i have to wait until August to see if i get offered a place.

studio low key

the final 2 images from my studio assignment.

i produced both high and low key studio images and i feel they work well together as there is a particular theme which runs throughout.

out of my chosen final images, the two below are my favourite and are two of my favourite images i have produced to date. 

studio high key

Here are some of the images I produced for my studio assignment in March. This is my first proper studio work and I am really pleased with how the photos turned out.