Poppy Champion
Portfolio for University of Brighton
Photography Instagram account:
Oxford Brookes University 1st semester work: Exploring how sellers may resemble their product.
Oxford Brookes University Semester 1 Project: Smokers and cigarillos.
GBMC Foundation Diploma- Various projects
BLM 2020, a project into the political protests surrounding Black Lives Matter. Image 1.
BLM 2020, a project into the political protests surrounding Black Lives Matter. Image 2.
Visual interpretation, 2021. My response to the song lyric "a perfect 10 photo shutter finish on her cocoa butter thighs"
Visual interpretation, 2021. My response to the song lyric "napkin origami cranes, gunning gorgeous glances to me through her Giorgio Armani frames"
Below is an essay written about an analysis into photography and the impact images can carry. Written in 2020.
"How V-J Day in Times Square isn't as romantic as it seems."
Exploring Romanticism in modern digital media, Image 1
Exploring Romanticism in modern digital media, Image 2
Fashion 2020, 1950's inspired shoot. Image 1.
Fashion 2020, 1950's inspired shoot. Image 2.
A-Level Photography, various projects exploring different media and methods.
Below is an essay written during a Personal Investigation brief, written in 2019.
"Exploring the human body through close up photography taking inspiration from the work of Bill Brandt and John Coplan"
Artificial Light 2020, part of the final project for A-Level photography.
Portraiture 2019, a study into the relationship between humans and nature.
Portraiture 2019, a study into the relationship between humans and nature. With experimental editing.
A link to some work from my sketchbook:
Colour 2020, An Exploration into Colour Imagery. Image 1.
Colour 2020, An Exploration into Colour Imagery. Image 2.
Colour 2020, An Exploration into Colour Imagery. Final piece for the project.
Close up 2019, Exploring the human body through close up photography.
Below is a set of images edited in photoshop for a workshop presented in class
I chose to give mine a theme on the home and looking at the smaller items within the house that usually go unnoticed but can be classed as quite unusual.
