This amazing article shows clearly that sculptures can work well small scale as well as large scale. Amazing idea which links well with Mini structures.
Toronto-based artist Talwst, using unexpected but effective media, has created fascinating series of miniature historic dioramas inside of vintage ring boxes. The dioramas depict a wide assemblage of scenes from various historical periods.
Look at this fantastic competition. Get your entries in to me by Thursday lunch and I will send them all together. It could be a photograph you have taken in college and not just of the college.
Good luck and happy snapping.
AoC Student Photographer of the Year Competition 2016
Winner of 2015 competition, Alice Armfield, Isle of Wight College
Do you have a keen eye for photography? If so, then enter AoC’s Student Photographer of the Year competition.
This year’s theme is ‘How colleges change lives’.
Show how much this means to you so we can see your expression and emotion in the photograph. Do this through your use of composition, techniques, light and colour, direction of light, depth of field or leading lines.
The competition is open to all AoC member college photography students. The prizes to be won this year are: 1st Prize – SLR camera 2nd Prize - £200 3rd Prize - £100
Closing date: EXTENDED to Friday 14 October 2016 Finalists will be notified shortly after the closing date Judging
The competition will be judged by Michael Pritchard, Director General of Royal Photographic Society. He will pick the winner and two runners up. The finalists will be chosen based on the level of creativity and the ability to demonstrate this year's theme.
