Fig.1 Hipplyte Bayard, Self Portrait of the Drowned Man, 1840 On the back of this picture, Hippolyte Bayard had written this text: “The...

In photography, there is the exposure triangle which is a great visual learning tool to teach the technicalities of how aperture, ISO and...

I have always believed that nature was in opposition to man made objects and environments. Although having read an article Nature Gone...

Has my audiences had an influence on my image making? The simple answer is yes. In the spaces where I share my work (predominantly on...

So far, I have never deliberately used text as part of my practice, apart from the occasional title for an image. I have so far always...

This topic was a real struggle for me until I got some advice on how my practice links to other disciplines. My practice at the moment...

This weeks work was to collaborate on a theme with peers. Initially, I was apprehensive. I have never really enjoyed collaborating but it...

Rowland Barthes Camera Lucida - This title and practitioner keep popping up. New language learned this week: Semiotics - Science of Signs...

I've quiet enjoyed looking at examples of Faux Pas within photography. I've seen some that I like and some not so much but it is so...

Using both a literal mirror and a metaphorical mirror, I created this self portrait to depict "looking but not seeing," or "searching for...