Photography Studies College - Blog

PSC Graduate Agata Mayes will feature her immersive and alluring installation 'The Essence' exhibition at Cube 37 Gallery, Frankston Arts Centre from 21 January to 12 February 2021. ⁠

You are invited to our personalised and interactive Pop Up Open Day at PSC’s brand new South Melbourne campus!  

Come and check us out! Our Course Advisors, Lecturers and Photography Industry friends will be there to meet and greet you. In addition, watch and participate in live studio shoots, check out our fancy new campus and find out from a panel of successful creatives what a career in photography and moving image can do for you!

We are delighted to announce PSC Master of Arts Photography student Tom Goldner's upcoming Exhibition Opening and Book Launch 'Do Brumbies Dream in Red?'

It will be held on 5-14 February at Meat Market Stables in North Melbourne. Opening night is on 5 February from 6-9pm.

Still deciding what and where to study? Love photography? Always wanted to do a live studio shoot but haven't had the opportunity?

Now is your chance to check out PSC’s Bachelor of Photography course and join our hands-on Studio Experience Workshop!

Come get a taste of our state-of-the-art facilities – and find out why our smaller classes and inspiring teachers are the smart way to get the photography skills that get jobs.

For those of you who are still not sure about what sort of course you wish to do, or those of you who just want to dip your toe in and learn to use your camera properly, why not register for our Introductory Photography Taster class!

Friday 22 January from 10am – 1pm at The Montague Precinct in South Melbourne.

PSC's Master of Arts Photography is a unique programme designed to enhance and expand your photography practice.

Join PSC students and PSC’s Dean of Photography Studies Daniel Boetker-Smith as they chat about moving to the city to join PSC’s community.

Wednesday 14 October from 4pm-5pm (AEST).

Meet British-Malaysian award-winning photographer Ian Teh at our upcoming Image Makers Webinar! His work as a photojournalist has taken him to the farthest reaches of the globe.

Some of his latest images were taken for National Geographic with scientists, in search of the southernmost tree on earth – on Cape Horn Island, near the tip of South America.

Friday 9 October from 5pm-6pm (AEST).

We are delighted to announce that our upcoming Image Makers Webinar guest will be Magnum Photographer Alessandra Sanguinetti. 

The California-based photographer’s most popular ongoing work is shot in rural Argentina. There Alessandra documented two cousins Guille and Belinda growing up in the countryside for almost two decades, observing adolescence and young adulthood, young love and pregnancy.

Join host PSC's Dean of Photography Studies on Friday 25 September from 10am-11am (AEST).