I was asked to try my hand at photography and take five pictures, that didn’t have to be connected/related to one another. Each photo had to tell a story, like the phrase ‘Every picture tells a story!’
Here are my five attempts at photography, with a caption underneath each photograph, to describe what the photo story is.
1
TEXT LOVE: This individual can't tell his 'special one' the true feelings they have via a face-to-face conversation. A simple text message is the easier route....
2
NATURE'S BEAUTY: The green, beautiful trees on a bright, sunny Spring morning. Someone likes their nature...
3
DVD ACE: A collection of DVD's, plenty of home entertainment here, but does this mean that there is no social lifestyle?
4
CUTE PUPPY: A puppy mascot, in dedication for Comic Relief. This brings both comfort and a charitable lifestyle.
5
WATER!: Three glasses of water, the perfect cure to clear the mind, from what was bound to be a wild night!
At the beginning of 2010, we were asked to produce a video on a hotly-debated topic in recent years, The Credit Crunch.
Here is a 90 second video on how students are dealing with The Credit Crunch, how it is/is not affecting them and have they had to make changes to their lifestyle.
Featuring Simon Wright (me), Emily Shears and Miles Aitkenhead.
Later in the year, we did a group TV project, focusing on an area of Northampton. Our report is about the possibility of Northampton Lift Tower being turned into a possible tourist attraction.
By Simon Wright (me), Rochelle Lye, Tamika Short and Todd Murphy
With the General Election approaching in May 2010, the debates and policies have throughout the election campaign were hotly contested. One of these was a surge of increase in Petrol Prices. Along with fellow Journalism student Ellie Birmingham, we put together a couple of audio clips of student opinions on the Petrol Prices scenario.
Below is the shorter, 50second cutaway version
Back in late 2009, I was asked to produce an eight-page magazine, featuring two adverts, a main piece and an editorial leader. See below for the final link…
