Zoe Rebecca :)

During the Summer I stayed in Brighton and went to all the stereotypical attractions when I was there such as the sealife centre, Brighton pier and the Lanes. When I looked back on my photographs I noticed a few of them stood out because they were so colourful :3
Here are a few of those photographs
(Apologies to those in my class as the majority of these photos will be in my presentation tomorrow)

Charlotte Riddock

Kianna Lindley- Johnson

I'm not really that sure what to do for my A2 level project, but I'm considering something along the lines of motion, nature in motion etc...

Anyway, I went to a butterfly park during the holidays and took lots of photos!

This girl was a real trooper xD one of the tropical butterflies landed on her face. She remained dignified and let me take a picture of her.

Charlotte Mariga ♥

Hey :) I wasnt too sure what I wanted to focus my Alevel Photography project thing on yet, but I've been taking photos at various concerts and festivals that I've vistited over the summer so far :) some of them arent of the best quality cos they were taken on my phone :L but I've tried editing them on photoshop, so here's a few of them :)

Najiyah Khanom

I went to Stockwood Discovery Centre over the summer and took photographs of flowers. I then edited a few and experimented with hues and saturation.

Year 11 photography work - Samantha Howe

Here is some work I did at GCSE level, I experimented with shutter speeds and different aperture settings.

Exhibition!!!!

André Kertész, Brassaï, Capa: Hungarian photography – in pictures

Eyewitness: Hungarian Photography in the 20th Century explores the legacy of innovative Hungarian photographers from Brassaï to Robert Capa – pioneers of photojournalism, fashion photography and surrealism. At the Royal Academy of Arts, London, until 2 October

ALSO

their is a street photography exhibition at LONDON ST PANCRAS station
just underneath the luton platform.

with Nick Turpin's street photography images

Playing around in photoshop - Jordan Wingrave

First Student - Robyn Chambers Johnson

I thought I would upload some work I did at GCSE, to do with surrealism. And that I wanted to be cool and be the first student to put work on here lol.

I heart Bedford!

jill spiby
Using a trusty college digital camera I have set myself a project this summer, to capture what I love about my manor!
Since moving into a riverside apartment I wanted to make some changing artwork to go on the walls. I love architecture and patterns, so the end product will be a 2 metre compilation of views at different times of day and evening, mixing contemporary and historical architecture - both divine and super seedy! Can't wait!!!
I took this photograph of the church which sits bizarely in a roundabout/traffic island, shooting from a low angle. I took several shots across the view and used 'photomerge' to make an angular, if crudely matched up 'automated' joiner

Some street photography to get us started-Bob Notley

what do you think?

Introduction

This blog has been set up by Luton sixth form college photography teachers for students to
show their work and share ideas.

Any photography based work can be blogged.

Starting themes could be;
Luton based street photography
Any specially edited Photoshop work
Experimental work
Narrative images

Key rules for students

.No bad language or negative comments
.you must state your name when creating a new post
.No images of people without their consent
.students should reveal their techniques to help teach other students.

Have fun