“I have nurtured a particular strong attachment to photography depicting scenes of decadence, discontent, and abandonment, however I have a very broad-minded and experimental attitude to my own creations. As a result, the plenitude of seedy, backstreet scenes in my work are offset by my frequent forays into ‘light graffiti’ – creating an image in a long exposure by manually introducing lightsources…”

“I have been recently looking into the spheres of Scientific research and Science-Fiction and digesting the web of information via drawing, installation and photography. This series of photographs are a development of work I was doing where I was trying to fabricate domestic UFOs. I am currently exploring where scientific anomaly ends, science-fiction and conspiracy begin in relation to the artifice of image making.”

“VIEWFINDER is a monthly photobook collaboratively produced by Yasmine Hussain and Lydia Garnett who met on the Photography BA in Brighton 2007. In September 2008 they began producing the photobooks as an outlet for the vast amount of images they were accumulating, a loosely themed 16 page selection of their photographs and to accompany- an online blog…”

“Facing the Other in the guise of twin or double, we sense a
threat to our idea of personal identity, yet we are teased and
delighted by the odd prospect of becoming ‘otherwise’.”
- John Lash, Twins and the Double

“I am Lindsey, a 3rd year photography student. I am currently working on two Projects one as shown is The Art Tart, the extremely provocative and quirky character brings to live the image taken by my plastic lensed Diana camera. I am extremely into experimenting with any kind of photography medium but i find using the Diana an incredibly surprising and exciting way of photographing.”

“I am a design junkie. Love it all. Perhaps a bit too much. I have a long lasting love affair with Photography but I’m not a one trick pony, I also do Graphic Design & Web Design.”

“Currently pursuing Bsc (Hons) Architecture at The Robert Gordon University. Love photography, doesn\’t discriminate against any format, be it analog or digital, but preferred analog photography as it brings out the texture and true colours of the subjects. Currently exploring portraiture and human subjects, and exploring on the idea of a project on the journey of his favourite portable subject, a yellow rubber ducky. Current gear : Nikon FM2, Rolleiflex SL35M (analog) and Canon 30D (digital).”

“I’m an 18 year old photographer studying at Wolverhampton University in my first year. The Artists that influence me most are Nick Knight the photographer and Gil Elvgren the illustrator.

99% of my work is shot on medium format, the only 2 cameras I use are a Hasselbald 500c and a Holga 120. This is just a preference and I don’t preach to digital users like some film users do, its just a personal choice…”

“My name is Christine Santa Ana! I am 21 years old and I’m in my second year of a Photography BA. I love both fashion and documentary photography. I’m highly influenced by Corinne Day, Nan Goldin and Diane Arbus as I love to photograph people with eccentric personalities!”

“Adriana Stark is a Brooklyn, New York raised girl who was brought forth from the womb of a great photographer who one day bought her daughter a little blue plastic camera. Adriana used that camera for a month until it broke, and then eight years later, she was given another camera, but this time it was a Honeywell Pentax that was beautiful and sleek and heavy and old…”

“I’m a Philosophy student and I love photographs. My work is not specified to any genre as I observe that different situations present a myriad of possible perspectives, hence photos taken in Rome won’t always come out being about the historical monuments of the Roman Empire, but everybody knows that.”