Whilst studying photography, I was given an assignment to photograph the interior of a chapel within a convent in Mossley Hill, Liverpool. For this shoot, I used a 5×4 inch monorail camera, which was simply wonderful to use given that it was completely manual and not like any other camera I had used before. I would still love a 5×4 camera of my own even today…
Whilst studying photography, I was given an assignment to photograph the interior of a chapel within a convent in Mossley Hill, Liverpool. For this shoot, I used a 5×4 inch monorail camera, which was simply wonderful to use given that it was completely manual and not like any other camera I had used before. I would still love a 5×4 camera of my own even today…
British Institute of Professional Photography, Newsletter for the North West awards event – 10th-13th November 1985.
To my surprise, my course lecturer who was a member of ‘BIPP’, chose to enter my image into the upcoming North West region, ‘British Institute of Professional Photography’ (BIPP) awards, 10th – 13th November 1985.
I was even more astonished to hear that my photograph had been chosen to win a ‘First Merit’ award in the student category of this prestigious BIPP North West region Competition.
‘First Merit’ award winning image, in the student category of the North West ‘British Institute of Professional Photography’ (BIPP) awards – 7th July 1985 – “The Chapel” within a Convent in Mossley Hill, Liverpool.
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