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Holli Kalina – Photography Coursework

Exploring Context and Narrative in Photography

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  • Assignments
    • Assignment 1
      • A1: Two Sides of the Story
      • A1: Tutor Feedback
      • A1: Two Sides of The Story (Draft)
    • Assignment 2
      • A2: Photographing the Unseen.
      • Assignment 2: Tutor Feedback
      • A2: Photographing the Unseen (Draft)
    • Assignment 3
      • A3: Self Portrait
      • Assignment 3: Tutor Feedback
      • A3: Self Portrait (Draft)
    • Assignment 4
      • A4: A Picture is Worth a Thousand Words.
      • A4: Formative Feedback
    • Assignment 5
  • Coursework
    • Part 1. Eyewitnesses
      • 1.1 Eyewitnesses?​
      • 1.3 Reportage
      • 1.4 Sarah Pickering – Public Order
      • 1.5 The Manipulated Image.
      • 1.6 The Real and the Digital
    • Part 2. Narrative
      • 2.1 The Dad Project vs The Country Doctor
      • 2.2 Image and Text (Anchor Vs Relay)
      • 2.3 The Poem
      • 2.4 Photographing the Unseen.
    • Part 3. Putting Yourself in The Picture
      • 3.1 Self Portraiture (Woodman, Brotherus, Wearing.)
      • 3.2 Masquerade (Nikki S. Lee and Trish Morrissey)
      • 3.3 Childhood Memory
      • 3.4 Nigel Shafran – Washing-up 2000.
    • Part 4.Reading Photographs
      • 4.1 Elliot Erwitt’s Dog Image – Composition Notes
      • 4.2 Advert
    • Part 5. Constructed Realities
      • 5.1 Setting the Scene.
      • 5.2 The Work of Gregory Crewdson
      • 5.3 Question for the Seller
      • 5.4 Conversation with a Friend
  • Learning log
    • Reflection
      • Do images of war provoke change?
      • From 250 to 14 Images (my selection workflow)
      • Francesca Woodman
    • Research
      • Charity – Martha Rosler
      • Colour and Street Photography
      • David Hurn (b.1934)
      • Examples of “Relay” in Contemporary Photographic Practice
      • The day to day life of Alfred Hastings
      • Paul Seawright – Sectarian Murders.
      • The structure of Photographic Metaphors
      • Semiotics Notes
      • Exploration of the Banal and Mundane

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A4: Formative Feedback

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  • Home
  • Assignments
    • Assignment 1
      • A1: Two Sides of the Story
      • A1: Tutor Feedback
      • A1: Two Sides of The Story (Draft)
    • Assignment 2
      • A2: Photographing the Unseen.
      • Assignment 2: Tutor Feedback
      • A2: Photographing the Unseen (Draft)
    • Assignment 3
      • A3: Self Portrait
      • Assignment 3: Tutor Feedback
      • A3: Self Portrait (Draft)
    • Assignment 4
      • A4: A Picture is Worth a Thousand Words.
      • A4: Formative Feedback
    • Assignment 5
  • Coursework
    • Part 1. Eyewitnesses
      • 1.1 Eyewitnesses?​
      • 1.3 Reportage
      • 1.4 Sarah Pickering – Public Order
      • 1.5 The Manipulated Image.
      • 1.6 The Real and the Digital
    • Part 2. Narrative
      • 2.1 The Dad Project vs The Country Doctor
      • 2.2 Image and Text (Anchor Vs Relay)
      • 2.3 The Poem
      • 2.4 Photographing the Unseen.
    • Part 3. Putting Yourself in The Picture
      • 3.1 Self Portraiture (Woodman, Brotherus, Wearing.)
      • 3.2 Masquerade (Nikki S. Lee and Trish Morrissey)
      • 3.3 Childhood Memory
      • 3.4 Nigel Shafran – Washing-up 2000.
    • Part 4.Reading Photographs
      • 4.1 Elliot Erwitt’s Dog Image – Composition Notes
      • 4.2 Advert
    • Part 5. Constructed Realities
      • 5.1 Setting the Scene.
      • 5.2 The Work of Gregory Crewdson
      • 5.3 Question for the Seller
      • 5.4 Conversation with a Friend
  • Learning log
    • Reflection
      • Do images of war provoke change?
      • From 250 to 14 Images (my selection workflow)
      • Francesca Woodman
    • Research
      • Charity – Martha Rosler
      • Colour and Street Photography
      • David Hurn (b.1934)
      • Examples of “Relay” in Contemporary Photographic Practice
      • The day to day life of Alfred Hastings
      • Paul Seawright – Sectarian Murders.
      • The structure of Photographic Metaphors
      • Semiotics Notes
      • Exploration of the Banal and Mundane
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