Welcome
Welcome to Sarah Newton Photography. This blog describes my journey in the form of a Critical Research Journal and is being made as part of an accredited education programme – MA Photography with Falmouth University
Critical Research Journal
Welcome to Sarah Newton Photography. This blog describes my journey in the form of a Critical Research Journal and is being made as part of an accredited education programme – MA Photography with Falmouth University
Hello,
I have just started what I hope will be an amazing adventure on the May 2017 intake of the MA Photography!
I am looking forward to learning more about myself as a photographer having come from interests in the natural world and a career in Clinical Psychology and Neuropsychology. I aspire to greater technical competence and knowledge as well as having the opportunity to refine the types and styles of photography that I am most suited to through the journey this course will take me on. Who knows where this may lead me…..
Sarah
Each of my posts will be under a module title for the MA Photography course at Falmouth University. These are listed on the title page as Positions and Practice, Informing Contexts, Surfaces and Strategies, Sustainable Prospects and Final Major Project. There are three categories within each of these referring to the activities I will be completing and commenting on each week. These are to be found in the drop down menu under the module titles and are:
Contextual research (what I have read, heard, watched and experienced in relation to the course activities)
Course work (my responses to the weekly tasks and activities)
Project development (my progress with assignments and projects)
Little did I know that in choosing beach debris as a photographic project for my MA at Falmouth University I would complete the course (and hand in assignments) as movements on both plastics and climate change gathered momentum with local, national and global announcements for tackling the issues. Informing people through television series, films and …
Continue reading “Final Major Project Week 32: Timing and Auspicious Coincidences”
My host and I seem to have developed a routine whereby I greet visitors to MVV (aka the incinerator) as they arrive and show them around the exhibition while they have coffee before their official tour of the premises. I will be repeating this on 3rd May and this will also mark the end of …
MVV (aka the incinerator) in Plymouth is surrounded by Blackie Woods and a tidal Creek. My role in photographing the litter picking event on 12th April had originally been planned for February when I set up the Out-Sight-In exhibition in the visitors centre. Thankfully the weather was good, probably better than the earlier date would …
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