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Image: Evie Hitchings Do you have any advice for others wanting to get into or study photography? From here, I aim to build a following online in order to freelance whilst travelling- this is the long term goal/ dream! My plans going forward, backed with what I have learnt recently, are to push myself into the world of travel photography.Д«y combining and reigniting my love for photography and travel, I know I will be able to push myself out of my comfort zone to create strong photographs that can be showcased through an online travel blog which I will be working on. Over the past few months at university I was able to begin networking and meeting with other creatives working in both photography and film, I have had great insight and advice. The five images I chose for the show are strong enough to stand alone but also work well as a sequence. Together we were able to select five photographs that worked well together and showed an outline of my project intentions- looking in to colour, layout and sequence was very important. However, what I have and did find extremely helpful is the opinions of those around me- professionals who I contacted for feedback and my classmates, these opinions were vital. The process of selecting final images for our London Degree Show was one which took time, going from producing a photo book with over 40 images in, telling a story of a road trip, choosing a handful was tricky. How did you choose which photographs would be included in your show?Д«y visiting different beaches and coastal towns one-by-one, I was able to see and create comparisons, this enabled me to be able to create a portrait of the places. By gathering inspiration from many different photographic styles found in American Road trips to rural British landscape journeys (the works of Dan Woods- вЂGap in the HedgeвЂ™), I was able to create a much more well-rounded photographic vision for my work. I am lucky with this subject matter of a вЂroad tripвЂ™ as there have been many famous photographers documenting American road trips, for example, Stephen ShoreвЂ™s вЂAmerican SurfacesвЂ™. The Welsh Coast was the route I decided to adventure, it was a no brainer for me that I would travel in my camper van- I was also very much intrigued as to how I could incorporate and use the van as my studio. Now I am confident my portfolio showcases my best work and shows who I am as a photographer. Looking back to when I applied, I rushed my portfolio, and it did not have work in it that I loved.I also think itвЂ™s important to have a portfolio you are proud of when applying for a photography course so you can take real pride in the work you are showing prospective lecturers owning your work is something we always got told to do throughout our course.My modules helped me step out my comfort zone and now I love shooting in colour. Before coming to university, I only ever shot in black and white because I was very comfortable with it. Do you have any advice for others wanting to get into or study photography? I also would like to continue shooting my own personal projects as well as revisiting a previous project and continuing that. IвЂ™m still going to be doing photography on the side like photographing family events. In September I hope to begin a diploma in fashion styling.

Right now, my aspirations are to be a visual merchandiser and ultimately a stylist, so IвЂ™m taking steps towards this. Image: Emily Williams What are your future plans?

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I spoke with some of the students about their work, inspirations and future plans as they conclude their studies:Д¬hristine Vassaux EOS RP mirrorless and full frame camera for all the images and used only a 50mm and a 28mm in the project.

From Elvis Tribute Acts to the fishing industry post Brexit. This year, we are visiting some of the undergraduate and postgraduate shows around the country to take a look at and celebrate the work of a new generation of photographers.В At the end of May, I visited University of GloucestershireвЂ™s BA Hons Photojournalism and Documentary Photography degree show, Perspective, on show in London at photographers had their work on display and images were selected from larger projects, presenting a collection of diverse photo stories encompassing social documentary, portraiture and journalism. University of Gloucestershire Degree show a Images displayed in the window: James Bleasdale