Showing posts with label 10 Feedback. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 10 Feedback. Show all posts

Monday, 24 January 2011

Feedback from other students

With the work space for this course being online this offers a host of benefits over the traditional workbooks and portfolios that have been used for years.
 
One of these is that we can look at each other's work and provide them with our feedback concerning their photographs and written content. Sometimes this feedback can be very useful because it is from someone else, who is studying with us, who may feel that something is missing from our work, where because we ourselves are so close to our work, we sometimes miss things out or go off on a tangent away from what we are trying so say.
 
Feedback can often bring praise from others who see things in our work that we have not seen ourselves. For example some of the feedback that I have received about my final images have made me feel a little happier about some of my images. Sometimes it can re-affirm some of my doubts over a particular image and give me an opportunity to re-assess my final line up of images.
With the work online we can receive this feedback, almost immediately, whilst on the course and decide if we are right in the direction that we are travelling in and make changes if necessary, rather than finding out too late.
 
Working with fellow photographers like this we can all learn from each other, as well as the tutors, and share our thoughts and options.
 
In fact, this format is so accessible that this post on the blog was actually wrote on a mobile phone !

Saturday, 9 October 2010

First area of photography

Having covered a range of areas on previous modules; Air Displays, Landscapes, Portraits and Product photography, for this course I want to cover two different areas.

One area that I want to look at is Macro photography, but not where it is involving spiders, because I feel that I want to look at plants and flowers more, and because sometimes I feel that this area has been covered very extensively, and no I don't intend to cover wild mushrooms !

I have discussed this option with Steve, together with a second option of Architecture, where I can look at the old and the new designs, especially where I have strong opinions of some of the local architecture !

Therefore I am calling this project "Micro and the Mighty". 


Saturday, 25 September 2010

Week Two

At the beginning of this lesson, Steve discussed the making system and the different options available.

Then Steve had a one to one meeting with me to discuss what options I was looking to study.  Steve did say about choosing a theme, which I will have to think about, and discussed the different units that I would need to achieve a diploma.  Steve did discuss the time required to complete the modules and we felt that this would be achievable given the work done on the previous modules.