Category Archives: Photo Story

For my final assignment in the photo story module I had several initial ideas, one being a contrast between students in Leeds and those who are just originally from here and another exploring middle class guilt. These ideas were ultimately … Continue reading →

Here are links to the main websites I used for my research. They mostly consist of forums dedicated to urban exploration, these gave me ideas on locations to check out, as well as an idea of how others had presented … Continue reading →

This assignment was designed to show the uses of metz flash. We needed to take a picture of something in our room that tells the viewer about us.           This is the chair in my room. … Continue reading →

The war in Iraq is one of the most widely covered conflicts in history. The ability for journalists to get hold of information previously inaccessible, and photographers being able to send photographs directly to publications or post them on the internet. … Continue reading →

These photographs were taken in the town of Saltaire, West Yorkshire. The above picture, although not of the more recognizable Salts Mill, shows a lot of what the town of Saltaire is about. The church sits in the middle of the … Continue reading →

                                                              The two images above demonstrate the difference a location … Continue reading →

Portraits can be of all sorts of styles, from controlled studio portraits to candid street photography.  This image is of two of my friends and a man we met outside of the train station in Leeds. I didn’t even need … Continue reading →

The difference between people who are classed as a traveler versus those classed as a tourist can be quite blurred. Simply put, a traveler goes somewhere to experience what life is like in whatever country they may end up in. … Continue reading →

The re-election of Barack Obama as the US president is one of the biggest news stories of the past year. so inevitably will have been covered by news stations and papers across the world, with varying approaches to covering the … Continue reading →

This portrait of Ernesto ‘Che’ Guevara is quite possibly the most widely recognized piece of portraiture around. The image has a level of irony as it adorns t-shirts and posters as well as any other purchasable good it would fit on. … Continue reading →