WILDLIFE PHOTOGRAPHER OF THE YEAR AWARDS UNOFFICIAL REVIEW

Rachel is a wildlife media student at the University of Cumbria, and hopes to work at the BBC Natural History Unit in Bristol. She has completed all five levels of Arts Award, and says they were invaluable to her current photography practice.

A review for the Wildlife Photographer of the Year exhibition at The Natural History Museum

We catch up with two students from Garratt Park School about their experience of doing a Bronze Arts Award. 

We catch up with Carol Leach from the Arts Award Initiative about how they help young people complete their Arts Award, finishing Gold Arts Award in a month and how you can get involved! 

Danielle Nichols tells us all about her Arts Award experience, from exploring portraiture photography - using grandad as a model in photo shoots - to running a photography workshop. 

We speak to celebrity photographer Nick Wall about his career, advice to young people getting started, and reflections on the industry

In this post, I have reviewed a local photography exhibition that I had attended in March this year; this review will allow the reader to have the opportunity to read the experience I had whilst looking at photographs that had been captured by photographers in my local area of Gravesend, Kent. 

In my previous post, I managed to take photographs without lens. This time, I took it a step further by leaving behind the entire camera.

In this post I experiment with different ways of using my camera lens, or not using it at all.

We catch up with Mary Strickson, who joined the Youth Network as a Voice Reporter back in 2015, whilst completing a Master’s degree and a Silver Arts Award.

Today, she is living life to the full by developing her art form and volunteering left, right and centre with various organisations such as FORMAT Photography Festival, to name just a few. Over to you Mary!

My argument on the legality of paparazzi.