Aimee Howarth brings you an interview with The Yorker directors on the final day of the advent articles
Aimee Howarth speaks to YUSU's sabbatical officers about their Christmas Day routine for day 17 of the advent calendar
For the final time this term, Vicky Morris updates you on this weeks film news
50 years after the publication of 'James and the Giant Peach', the works of Roald Dahl continue to celebrate success.
There is something so exciting about capturing a split-second of movement; freezing an instant of intense flight that you know will never exist identically again. Reaching that moment, however, can be much less fun, with the shutter speed snapping so fast that you end up with hundreds of photographs of contorted expressions, bizarrely flailing limbs, unsightly positions of ‘take-off’ and ‘landing’ and occasionally a skirt around the model’s ears.
Inevitably difficult and undeniably frustrating at times (for both the model and photographer) motion photography, in my opinion, can produce the most uniquely fantastic and decidedly satisfying images and will forever be a theme I really enjoy shooting.
Amazing.
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