Photography Studies College - Blog

PSC's Lecturer Jessica Ledwich explores our 'Shadow Selves' in her latest exhibition 'Messy Beautiful'. It explores culture surrounding the body, sexuality and sensuality – all aspects which are often revealed through the shadow self. It includes photography, installation and sound which all explore the complexities of being human.

For more than a decade Rachel Main, PSC's Master of Arts Photography student, has been documenting the local Krump scene. She is now focusing on female dancers in Australia and New Zealand for her MA project with the working title 'Session Queens'. Krump, a form of dance, made its way from the streets of South-Central in Los Angeles to the Victorian suburbs of Dandenong, Roxburgh Park and Werribee. Rachel who is also a freelance photographer and filmmaker, and a high school teacher, talks about being a community documenter and her current work.

Q & A with Dr. Kristian Häggblom PSC's Masters program’s co-creator, on the two exhibits to visit during PHOTO 2021

Introducing PSC's new Course Advisor Andrew Denishensky – also the College's International Travel Advisor!

Here is our final piece of student work from our blog series, where we share published work by PSC's second year Bachelor of Photography students.

Over lockdown in Melbourne, the class were introduced to new technology by teacher Stephanie Rose Wood, allowing them to photograph subjects anywhere in the world from home. They were given a brief to interview and photograph subjects, which students had to respond to as working journalists in the real world.

Today we feature PSC student Manohar Singh Sidhu's assignment titled 'My Friends, My Family' where he photographs and interviews his sister who was diagnosed with cancer earlier this year and her partner and friends in New York City.

Here is another piece of student work from our blog series, where we share published work by PSC's second year Bachelor of Photography students.

Over lockdown in Melbourne, the class were introduced to new technology by teacher Stephanie Rose Wood, allowing them to photograph subjects anywhere in the world from home. They were given a brief to interview and photograph subjects, which students had to respond to as working journalists in the real world.

Today we feature PSC student Annie Cox's assignment titled 'Ireland' where she photographs and interviews subjects in . 

Ireland – Annie Cox

Here is the second piece of student work from our blog series, where we share published work by PSC's second year Bachelor of Photography students. Over lockdown in Melbourne, the class were introduced to new technology by teacher Stephanie Rose Wood, allowing them to photograph subjects anywhere in the world from home.

Stephanie's class were given a brief to interview and photograph subjects, which students had to respond to as working journalists in the real world.

We are delighted to feature PSC student Asif Hussein's assignment titled 'COVID Era in India' where he photographs and interviews subjects in Kolkata. 

COVID Era In India – Asif Hussein

This is the first of a blog series sharing published work by PSC's second year Bachelor of Photography students. Over lockdown in Melbourne, the class were introduced to new technology by teacher Stephanie Wood, allowing them to photograph subjects anywhere in the world from home.

Stephanie's class were given a brief to interview and photograph subjects, which students had to respond to as working journalists in the real world.

We kick-off the feature with PSC student Clytie Meredith's assignment titled 'Digital Dance' about Melbourne ballet dancer Lelu Ball.