Tuesday, January 29, 2008

Tutorials

Monday 4th February
3.30pm - Amanda Connelly

Tuesday 5th February
1.15pm - Nick Mason
1.30pm - Louise Munro
1.45pm - Sam Mooney

Theory Resit paper

Monday 4th February in Room 187 at 3.15pm

Last chance to pass. Non-attendance is a straight fail.

Four candidates should attend and by now you should know who you are.

Monday, January 28, 2008

SOCO and Medical Research

This is required before the results for the Constructed Image workshop can be entered into the college admin system.

Please bring your report on Wednesday 30th- Jon will have a box with him in studio 19 where you can leave them.

In flagrante


You will struggle to find a copy, but here are some links that might help anyone curious:

Chris Killip where are you?

Thatcher 'no society' quote

Wikipedia on the 1984 Miners' strike

Get Carter: North East location tour

The image below (the first in the book) of the painter's blatant artistic licence clearly states Killip's intention - to create a fiction - one that serves his own truth. Objectivity gives way to subjectivity.


Your comments would be appreciated.

Saturday, January 26, 2008

Monday 28th January: Semester 2

Semester 2 finally begins...

10.00am in the Lecture Theatre - it'll be an important session with lots of information. Please don't miss it.

We will also look at Chris Killip's documentary work, collected in a book called 'In flagrante'.

Tuesday, January 15, 2008

Holidays and Semester 2 Timetable

Are now in the sidebar on the right of the blog

Monday, January 14, 2008

Research

1. Research the role of a scenes of crime officer

“SOCO”s are usually civilian employees within the Police Service and provide a range of photographic services. Outline their role in 500 words.

2. Research the role of a medical photographer

Medical photographers work within Medical Illustration departments in hospitals. They provide a range of photographic services not limited to taking gory pictures of operations. Outline their role in 500 words.

Please include details of any references and sources you use.

Deadline: 12 noon Monday 28th January – lecture theatre 1

Landscape


Some key Landscape photographers:

Arthur Tress

Ansel Adams (you all know his work)

John Davies

Ray Moore - a quiet genius

Fay Godwin

The New Topographics Photographers: "Anti-picturesque"
Robert Adams
Lewis Baltz

Andy Goldsworthy

Jerry Uelsmann (...I'd like to break his fingers)

John Blakemore (Yoda-like guru)
Blakemore audio interview

Michael Kenna

Any comments?

Friday, January 11, 2008

Colin Prior

On Friday 18th January Internationally-acclaimed landscape photographer, Colin Prior will be presenting his work in Studio 19 at 10.30am - all are welcome.


Details of Colin's workflow are here

Saturday, January 5, 2008

Happy New Year

There will be no lecture on the morning of Monday 7th January.

Matthew will be outside Room 187 from 10.30am onwards on Monday if anyone has questions about the assessments later in the week.

There will not be a Theory class on the afternoon of Monday 7th - please use the time to prepare for next week's Theory test paper.

As most of you will know, Simone is away until later in the month and Adam is ill, so Tuesday is free too. Adam will assess Stock on Tuesday 15th.

We WILL meet at 9.00am on Wednesday 9th to begin the Constructed Image assessment.

Required:
Timelapse image
Infra-red images
Soup
Hotel food x2
Weston
Autumn
City (an A3 print - which will go on the corridor wall after the assessment - window mounts are optional)
Workbook