Week 8 Resources
Week 8 Webinar WIP
I concentrated on my making of new work for edit as is necessary for follow on activities such as Landings 2019 Exhibition and doing my Work in Progress Portfolio for assessment.
I managed quite late to get the first set of images together, and I built myself an exhibition in a box.
The exhibition in a box and my photobook dummy were taken to Arles for the crits. I benefited from this, and it has done the obvious and generated more work for me to complete! Should have stayed at home? No way, I’d have missed so much valuable input. However, progress on this front has been at the expense of teaching in a workshop.
Week 8 Independent Reflection
The exhibition I made in a box, and my photobook dummy was taken to Arles for the crits. I benefited from this, and it has done the obvious and generated more work for me to complete! Should have stayed at home? No way, I’d have missed so much valuable input. However, progress on this front has been at the expense of teaching in a workshop.
Week 8 Activity Teaching
My preferred approach is informal and takes place in a learning environment. I get to spend time with accomplished pros. It is excellent if an exchange is in response to being quizzed about my photography. When the opportunity arises, then there is already some buy-in, and from there it is down to me to respect others’ time. Similar questions might occur in different contexts, and so I get a chance to be challenged and work out a slick answer.
Another approach is to show interest in others and discover areas of interest that overlap, and then I may get the chance to ask the questions, and so the communication continues. At times I can take other learners particular challenges and relate them to my methods and compare notes, probably on technique. There is a specialist audience for abstract work, but at the same time, there is leeway if people are concerned with mindfulness or photography as therapy, both very popular at the moment.
The subject matter can range across, macro, art photography, portraiture, photographic projects, product photography, light painting, studio lighting, and more besides.
Week 8 Some Considerations
Week 8 Introduction Thinking About Helping Others
Strengths
Working independently and collaboratively
Creative
Problem-solving
Studio lighting
Street photography
Photojournalism
Digital technologies including photoshop (Adobe qualified)
Interacting with people, in public and one to one.
Working with professionals and teams on set.
Weaknesses
Practice at teaching outside the business and technical sphere
Photographic marketing and sales
Practice curating
Alternative processes
Darkroom printing
InDesign