2027: Landscape Stories (online)
Image by Morganna Magee
Landscape Stories gives visual overview of how we can photograph the world around us. Taking a broad idea of what landscape photography can be, it expands from historical ideas of landscape that encompasses the expressive and artistic qualities of the photographic image, as well as its darker side.
If you haven’t studied photography before this is a great and accessible introduction to its past and present theory and practice.
And if you have studied photography before, this will be an engaging reminder of what you are missing.
1 Landscape Introduction – Where we look and what we show
2 Photography, anthropology and travel – other people’s landscapes
4 Urban Landscapes and New Topagraphics
3 Botanical Landscapes
4 Street Photography, City, and Self
January - April 2027 online - 5 group seminars
Time: 18:00 – 20:00 British Time
Dates: Mondays tbc
2027 Spring Online Project Development Workshop
Over a period of five sessions (and two 30 minute tutorials) this online course will look at the different ways in which you can develop your personal project for a coherent starting point, or possible exhibition, publication, or professional dissemination.
The course will focus on participants’ practice, the work they are making, and how projects can be developed into coherent stories that might be told in print, in the gallery, in photobooks.
Each session will use the impetus from participants’ projects to highlight how sequencing, text, and narrative overlap and interact. Peer-to-peer participation is a central element of the course.
Time: 18:00 – 20:00 British Time
Dates: Tuesdays 26th January, 9th February, 23rd February, 2nd March, 16th March
(plus two one-to-one sessions in January and March)
Writing for Photographers
Need a text for your project? Do you need some words to get to the heart of your project?
Need a statement that merges theory, practice and what makes your work so unique?
If you do, get in touch. I might be able to help.
Mentoring
I mentor photographers both highly experienced and those who are looking to add a critical element to their practice.
In these mentoring sessions we work together (both in-person and/or online) on how projects can be developed, how theory can tie into practice, how a visual voice can be developed, how text can add to image, how you can strengthen the project you are working on.
Feel free to contact me with any questions if you are are interested.