My Media Product. The London march December 2010

Monday, 11 April 2011

Posted by Kevin Miller

This is my media product, within my final essay I will explain my experiences and explanations of what I achieved whilst taking these photographs. Also I will include other photographers and journalists, that have covered demonstrations and strikes. I will also include one of the marches I attended in in 1986, against the rises of tuition fees, whilst studying and living in York. This is when Thatcher was in power. In comparison to the march that took place in London. I will analyse if any, the difference this made or had any impact at all. I have thoroughly enjoyed writing these blogs, that's not to say I think they are good. It has taught me a great deal, such as adding photographs, scanning images and how to post blogs. However I did have a little help to show me how to set up my account from one of my friends. This person will remain anonymous, thank you Lucy, data protection you see. I have been following other peoples posts and found there is a lot of fantastic work out their. My aim is to carry on blogging until I have reached one hundred, blogs that is not my age. I will continue this over the summer break. All in all a fantastic assignment!!.
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5 comments:

L said...

Well Done Kev! great post and love the mention :D xx

12 April 2011 at 07:23
Kevin Miller said...

THANKS LUCY, FOR HELP GETTING STARTED XXX

12 April 2011 at 07:34
H.Sargent said...

really like the image, very moving, should send it to Cameron, ur blog background goes very well with image as well, red, bit like the shining, here's kevin! xxx

12 April 2011 at 10:45
Kevin Miller said...

Thanks Hayley, I put cameron in be before I lit it. Frooom Fredie.!! XXX

12 April 2011 at 12:13
Patrick Allen said...

You seem to work very well with images that represent strong emotions, extreme human circumstances and suffering. This is commendable. Your log shows a great deal of compassion and humility and if you can infuse your work with this level of emotion then you are surely onto a winner. Your final product and the blog are all evidence of your ability to handle sensitive issues in a professional and meaningful way.
I was a little bit disappointed at the way that you had integrated the reading from the module into your work. Clearly you may need to practice a little more to get this right. We needed to see evidence of you outing your own work and of others to a theoretical context. The reading and your research do go some way, but it’s a question of depth. I appreciate that you are going to a lot of effort in this regard and I would like to encourage you to do more. Doing so will give more depth and clarity to your creative output. Your photography and you ability to convey a string message is great.

20 May 2011 at 04:53

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