Jack Attridge Photography

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May 2013

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April 2013

3 posts

February 2013

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January 2013

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December 2012

1 post

You know me, bright ideas just pop in to my brain.

I’m currently working on a new side project which will encourage me to begin writing about photography. My plan is to begin writing up articles around the areas that I am studying for my course as well as anything that I find intertesting. Hopefully it’ll be something new and interesting for the new year Yet to be named I shall drop a link once it is all up and running!

November 2012

2 posts

October 2012

2 posts

June 2012

1 post

May 2012

2 posts

April 2012

4 posts

This summer will be all about the personal...

I need to fall in love with photography again after the last few weeks. I also need to start on a portfolio of sorts. and begin to market myself -website, business cards that kinda thing. and make contacts. and the list goes on but I’ll stop.

March 2012

13 posts

Creative and quick self-portraits. Very interesting quick video on a challenge to set-up, shoot and edit a self-portrait (in front of a full auditorium) I really liked all three of the final images from the participants David Hobby, Martin Prihoda, and Gregory Heisler and it shows how creative photography allows you to be. Simple ideas work just as well as complex ones, a reassuring fact for a...

c-to-the-k asked: I really enjoy reading your blog - I just wanted to ask why you decided to go to Berlin? as I find it quite a fascinating city personally

Jack Attridge Photography now has a FB fan page! →

I’ve jumped on the bandwagon and created myself a little page for people to check out and keep updated on the kind of work I am making. It’d mean a lot to me if anyone would ‘like’ it and/or comment on my photos. Cheers!

February 2012

1 post

January 2012

11 posts

Project Unbreakable.

‘Project Unbreakable’ by Photographer Grace Brown is social photo-project which aims to help victims of sexual abuse. I discovered it whilst reading an article on the Guardian’s website and think it is a brilliant project. The project involves victims of sexual abuse writing the words they remember their attackers speaking during their attacks and holding them up to the...

Sanna Dullaway's colouring of iconic imagery.

Over at PetaPixel, one of my favourite photography blogs, Dullaway’s images have caused a little bit of a storm after they were shown in this original article. Dullaway has added colour to some of the most iconic images in history as a means to demonstrate her skill and promote her business. This interests me as since I restored my grandparents portraits earlier this year I have been...

The medium format camera is something which I had a vague concept of when I came to university. I had heard of them but had not seen, used or held one and so wasn’t sure what their ‘point’ was. As part of the end of my first semester at UCA we were taught how to use these higher quality film cameras in a workshop led by an ‘artist in residence’ Holly Birtles. ...

Since finding Don McCullin’s book, ‘Unreasonable Behaviour’, amongst my grandfather’s things after he died, I have become somewhat obsessed with his work and the man himself. Now my grandfather was never really an artistic man and definitely wasn’t too interested in photography leaving me to wonder why this had been in his possession. It turns out, upon reading the...