This collaborative work came to my attention after watching a Tate Youtube video in which I purchased the book shortly after. John Burke captured the second Anglo-Afghan War from 1878-1880, he produced small albums and prints in which he sold to the general public. Norfolk says when a curator at National Media Museum “first showed … More Looking at Burke & Norfolk
This week I watched the recordings of quite a few lectures either from the Falmouth face 2 face event or the guest lectures. Highlights for me were Gary McLeod’s guest lecture where he spoke about his background and how his practice evolved from college to PhD. I really liked the body of work HMS Challenger, … More FMP – Week Seven
This is an interesting and substantial book displaying a vast amount of imagery that takes us on a journey through the Western Front (and other regions) of Battlefields of WW1. Whilst researching WW1 centenaries I can across this book from the website http://www.fieldsofbattle1418.org/photographer.html which covers the project extensively. My project does not document the direct … More Looking at Fields of Battle Lands of Peace – Michael St Maur Sheil
Project development for this module so far has been a little slower than anticipated. It has mainly consisted of getting to know how to shoot with a large format camera and how to process the film with equipment I have access to, progress has been kept in my weekly updates found in ‘coursework’ tab. Following … More FMP Project Development-2
I received my feedback from my Final Major Project Proposal, my project is still unclear with no distinct intent or outcome. Factors of concern are that I will be repeating myself and won’t be challenging. I also didn’t include enough practitioners that I have researched, which I agree as I guess I got distracted with … More FMP – Week Six
Critical Research Journal 