A-Level Photography work

Katie W (Beauchamp)
Katie explores the connection between photography, memory, and identity. She used images from her adoptive background and explored news ways of creating images from these.

Evie (Beauchamp)
Fascinated by stereotypes and cultural perceptions of gender, Evie undertook a longform project looking at representations of contemporary masculinity and the concept of ‘toxic masculinity.’

Katy C (Mancroft)
Katy looked at advertising and the vast amount of imagery that bombards us all every day. She worked with digital and analogue photography, as well as collage and mixed media pieces, looking also at political photomontage and the work of John Heartfield.

Kathryn (St Giles)
Over the course of her two-year A-Level, which took in both periods of lockdown, Kathryn explored the idea of the photographic landscape. Adapting her project to periods of isolation, significant restriction and profound change in her ways of working.

Kathryn
Kathryn’s final work explored a now derelict property once lived in for generations by her family who farmed in the local community. She also collected items and photographed them. With the farm now up for sale, these items form the last physical link to their occupancy.

Sofia (St Giles)
Sofia explored the history of fashion photography. Utilising elements of Mise en scène – paying close attention to elements such as costume, location, props and lighting – she crafted beautiful images loaded with mystery and meaning.

Alfie (alumni, class of 2020)
Exploring the Norfolk coastline and investigating various geographical areas, Alfie’s project ended up as a foray into deep mapping areas of coastal deprivation on the cusp of Brexit and the as yet unforeseen COVID-19 pandemic.

Hilary (St Giles)
Hilary returned to Macau in December and, little did she know, the pandemic meant she would not return to school. Rising to the challenge, including working with an eight hour time difference, Hilary directed her project into areas that would have not previously been possible.