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DAVID GARDNER PHOTOGRAPHY

LEVEL 1 – CONTEXT & NARRATIVE

A record of my work on the Context and Narrative course

MOVING ON AND OUT

MOVING IN ANOTHER DIRECTION This Post is being typed over the space left by my half completed, but now deleted, C&N Assignment 3 which, as I have taken the decision to leave the course, is no longer relevant to me, hence the deletion.  The decision comes as a result of personal year’s end reflections and Resolutions […]Read Post ›

EXERCISE – MASQUERADES

RECREATING A CHILDHOOD MEMORY IN A PHOTOGRAPH This Exercise requires me to recreate a childhood memory in a photograph.  I am asked to think carefully about the memory I choose and how I’ll recreate it.  I am free to approach this task in any way I wish.   The Exercise brief gives me considerable scope […]Read Post ›

ASSIGNMENT 2 – RESPONSE TO FORMATIVE FEEDBACK

While I was considering my approach to the Assignment in Part 3 of the C&N course, I revisited my two earlier C&N Assignments to see what I could learn from my approach to those and, more particularly, from my tutor’s formative feedback that would assist me. This made me realise that I had not revisited […]Read Post ›

CHANGING PERCEPTIONS

TWO PHOTOGRAPHIC EXHIBITIONS  –  TWO RESPONSES I had an excellent opportunity to compare two styles of photographs last Tuesday and to be aware of my interesting responses to them.  I have recently joined a U3A photography group in order to feel some connection with fellow local photographers and to open myself to the learning opportunities […]Read Post ›

MY LAST POST REVISITED

LIGHT STARTS TO BREAK THROUGH THE MIST AND CONFUSION  A week is a long time in politics – and also in OCA photography courses it would seem.  Since I published my ‘last post’, in which I said that I had decided to leave the C&N course and the OCA, a lot has happened.  After posting […]Read Post ›

MY LAST POST

GOODBYE TO THE OCA COURSE I have come to a final and very difficult decision.  After considerable thought, soul searching and indecision I have finally decided that I no longer want to continue with the  Context & Narrative course and I am therefore withdrawing from the OCA Photography degree course.  This is particularly difficult for me […]Read Post ›

MASQUERADES

PART THREE  PROJECT 2  –  MASQUERADES The subjects of this Exercise are two series of photographs by two women artists, Nikki S Lee and Trish Morrissey.   Lee, an American of Korean origin, had aspirations of becoming an actress but, after pressure from her mother, chose instead to train as a photographer and now lives out […]Read Post ›

AUTOBIOGRAPHICAL SELF-PORTRAITURE

EXERCISE  – AUTOBIOGRAPHICAL SELF-PORTRAITURE Project 1 of Part 3 (Putting Yourself in the Picture) is entitled Autobiographical Self-Portraiture and the related Exercise asks me to reflect on the pieces of work discussed in the project and to do some further research of my own.  The artists featured in the work book text are Francesca Woodman, […]Read Post ›

PART 3 PUTTING YOURSELF IN THE PICTURE – MY DIARY

MY DIARY In preparation for Assignment 3 I am asked to keep a diary for at least 2 weeks writing two or three pages about myself and what I have been doing and thinking.  The brief tells me that I can be as specific or poetic as I wish and gives me the option of […]Read Post ›

REFLECTION ON C&N ASSIGNMENT 2

REFLECTION ON PHOTOGRAPHING THE UNSEEN  –  RELATIONSHIPS Having completed Assignment 2 of the Context & Narrative course I am now taking time to reflect on the work I have created and the processes I used in its creation.  I will use the OCA’s formal Assessment Criteria Points as a framework for this reflection and review. […]Read Post ›

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