Photography Studies College - Blog

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.

As Melbourne entered its second lockdown in July, Stephanie Rose-Wood started a new position at the Photography Studies College (PSC), and it turned out to be one of her most rewarding teaching experiences yet.

PSC Certificate IV in Photography and Photo Imaging student Bronwyn Peters (fondly known as Bron) comes from country Victoria. Instead of taking a gap year she decided to study photography in 2020 – to get ahead start in the industry. Read about her journey from finishing year 12 to joining PSC, and plans to join the Bachelor of Photography 2021 next year. 

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‘This month The Brownbill Effect interviewed our Managing Director Julie Moss. Her commitment to photography education and the photography industry in Australia is truly inspirational. We are proud to re-post the interview here.’

“I take great pride in knowing that, with the highly engaged and professional governance team and staff I have working with me at PSC, we have achieved the status of being the only specialised photography institution in Australia. I am also proud of the diverse range of programs we have created that cater for aspiring photographers across the spectrum, from the raw beginner through to the experienced professional looking to push their visual and creative boundaries as far as they can go.

This week’s Image Makers Webinar guest speaker is Filipina photojournalist Hannah Reyes Morales. She has reported on war crimes against women in Cambodia and South Sudan, and the toll of Rodrigo Duterte’s lawless war on drugs – and the impact colonisation on female body image in the Philippines.

Hannah’s documentary photography work is featured in leading international publications including The New York Times, The Washington Post, and National Geographic Magazine.

This Friday you’re in for a DOUBLE TREAT at our upcoming Image Makers Webinar with young Australian multidisciplinary artist duo Honey Long and Prue Stent!

The 27-year-olds were listed in Forbes Asia magazine’s Top 30 Under 30 (Arts Category, 2018), have directed a video for Gucci’s global digital project #24HourAce sneakers campaign (2016), and have exhibited across the globe including at Agnes B Galerie (Paris).

Join our host, PSC’s Dean of Photographic Studies Daniel Boetker-Smith, on Friday 8 May at a special time of 5pm via Zoom.

https://photography-studies-college.zoom.us/webinar/register/5515886385035/WN_8lIhuZ-WS9WJF7ojQPgCAQ

Photography Studies College invites you to our upcoming Image Makers Webinar with documentary photographer, filmmaker and visual designer Alba Zari.

London-based, Thailand-raised, and having studied in Milan and Bologna, Alba takes an investigative and analytical approach to her practice.

Join our host, PSC’s Dean of Photographic Studies Daniel Boetker-Smith,  TONIGHT (Friday) 1 May at 6pm via Zoom.

This webinar is open to the public but limited to the first 100 registrations ONLY.