WINTER SONG Winter changes not only the landscape but the components within it. The days are getting shorter, the sun lower in the sky and the weather colder. Take images which show what winter means to you. This project can be interpreted in many ways and the instructions are deliberately not detailed so that you … Continue reading December Project →

LANDSCAPE AS A STORY This is related to local life and history, but looking closer at the historical aspects of an area; a sense of how a location has changed and developed over years or generations. This project can be interpreted in many ways and the instructions are deliberately not detailed so that you can … Continue reading November Project →

SEASONAL COLOURS Each season of the year has its own colour palette associated with it. Take images that emphasise the autumn colours that predominate at the moment. This project can be interpreted in many ways and the instructions are deliberately not detailed so that you can do them in your own way. Try not to … Continue reading October Project →

Differential Focus

Environment under Threat

Tourist Brochure

The Four Elements

EXPLORE A LENS Choose a lens you don't normally use or a single focal length on a zoom lens and find photos and angles which use it effectively. This project can be interpreted in many ways and the instructions are deliberately not detailed so that you can do them in your own way. Try not … Continue reading April Project →

OPENINGS Doors, windows, cracks in a wall, a gap through leaves, a hole; use one of these things as the subject or as a frame to view the scene beyond. This project can be interpreted in many ways and the instructions are deliberately not detailed so that you can do them in your own way. … Continue reading March Project →

A SENSE OF SCALE How do we judge the size and scale of things in a two-dimensional photograph? Use this premise to show things as : large, small, open, confined, dominant or subtle. This project can be interpreted in many ways and the instructions are deliberately not detailed so that you can do them in … Continue reading February Project →