Monday, 29 April 2013
Saturday, 20 April 2013
Samuel James (student)

My name is Samuel James, I am sixteen years old and I’m currently studying Photography, Media Studies and Business Studies at Gillingham Comprehensive School’s Sixform. I discovered a passion for photography early last year whilst taking abstract photographs of people and faces on a bog standard digital camera. I realised that this was the career path for me. I shortly after bought a more professional camera and set about building up a portfolio of photographs from all the corners of the world that I have been lucky enough to visit. In December 2012 I visited Goa, Kerala and Tamil Nadu - India, where I spent a week volunteering at an orphanage in which my family have had involvement; Trust Children’s Home. (Website at bottom). I hope you enjoy my photographs and if you have any comments or criticism please do not hesitate to contact me via email, or telephone.
Thank You.
Telephone :
01747870521
07850865938
Email : samjames1123@gmail.com
Monday, 18 April 2011
Wednesday, 6 April 2011
Susan Poulton
My work is an attempt to investigate chaotic and complex systems and is achieved through several processes including automatic drawing, on gesso and paper, monoprinting using my hands and various other organic objects, and painting with acrylic paint. Through the apparently random processes I use I am interested in the eventual order that appears. Also in the way these systems seem to affect natural phenomena, including the swarming and migrating habits of animals; the micro and macro systems involved and the patterns that appear in all of nature.
Street (acrylic on paper 127.5cm x 107.5 cm)
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Strathspey (acrylic on board 244cm x 122cm)
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Massai (acrylic on paper)
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Robert's Gate (photograph mounted on steel 99cm x 66cm)
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Amorphous study (detail) (acrylic on board 120 diameter)
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Wall Walk I (installation)
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Untitled (charcoal on paper)
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Stream (detail) (Acrylic and felt tip pen on paper)
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Inexorably Drawn II (felt tip pen on gesso 110 cm x 80 cm)
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