The last few weeks have been a fairly stressful time for the Art Major students at PSC. The part timers have been struggling with a full time workload and we have all been torn between the need to experiment so … Continue reading
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Now that I am in fourth year we have finally started to specialise and I have (perhaps foolishly) chosen the Art major. This was always my intention since I have no desire to be a commercial photographer and even less … Continue reading
One of the things I really enjoy about studying at PSC is the studio sessions. They are really full on and stressful while you are there but the lecturers take the time to put you on the right track and … Continue reading
These are the folios for the second semester of third year, which is our last general year. Next year I have applied to go into the art major which is where my heart really lies. The first folio was loosely … Continue reading
I am about two thirds of the way through the semester and one of my folios is starting to take shape. It is a series of portraits of photographers shot in their style or in their usual subject matter. First … Continue reading
My creative folio for Semester 2 … Continue reading
Exercise 2 was back in the studio. The basic brief was to shoot a portrait at close range, such that there is little to no background showing. As usual we were encouraged to bring in a reference image to use … Continue reading
Our first exercise for the year was fairly simple: take one or two shots on the theme “The street where you live”, process them in ACR but not photoshop and output as jpegs @1500px max. I didn’t find the topic … Continue reading
Finally got around to getting galleries done for both folios. The first one really didn’t come up to the vision that was in my head. It is all about patriotism and the difference between how it was when I was … Continue reading
Shot as an industry assignment for PSC. These are publicity photos for some of the people in the Melbourne based SuperNova Writers group. SuperNova Writers … Continue reading