This week we are featuring Nigel Roberson’s learning blog for his Photography 2: Landscape course. It is an exemplary example of a carefully structured reflective learning log, showing clearly how Nigel has developed his work, selecting ideas, rejecting others and drawing on his research reading. Fabulous.
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Case History of a Classic Profile Photo Essay
Magazine picture stories using photographs evolved during the 1930s, first in Europe, and then in the United States. Once editors understood that sequenced photographs on a double-page spread could tel
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One of the things that has been concerning me recently is that, while we have showcased some fantastic student work over the last year, we possibly haven't conveyed enough about who are the students are behind the work. So it was with alacrity th
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This interview also appears on The Freeman View.
Jesse Alexander has been working professionally with photography since 2004, after graduating from the Surrey Institute of Art & Design in Farnham (now know as the University for the Creative Ar
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Just in case you are wondering, this is not a post about digital editing. The colours of the sky and the water in the above photograph may have been ever so slightly corrected, but this is most definitely not a post about digital manipulations.
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Here at OCA the events team is gearing up for the Focus on Imaging show. Europe's biggest annual imaging show is on at the NEC from 6th -9th March
Focus on Imaging is a great opportunity to get 'hands-on' the latest gear and learn new techniques.
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Toilet Paper is hardly an auspicious name for a photography magazine. Reflecting on the title of this new commercial and advertising magazine and the reasons why an editor would choose to imbue their publication with such clear derogatory connota
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http://vimeo.com/13423822
I'm sure you will have correctly identified the above embedded media as a video; the control strip at the bottom of the frame provides an inequivocal clue. But I bet you will also have double checked that you clicked on '
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Yes, the analogy is not inappropriate. By the end of a long weekend of exhibition visits at Brighton Photo Biennial, OCA's Director Gareth, photography tutor Clive, a selected group of students and myself felt very much intoxicated with photograp
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We now have the full details of free events and exhibition visits, we have lined up for the Brighton Photo Biennial on the weekend of 6 and 7 November.
On Saturday 6 November, meet Photography Course Leader Jose Navarro and myself at the De La
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