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?