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In an effort to keep my MA blog tidy, I have decided to record future efforts at: cosker.wordpress.com feel free to pop round.
The powerpoint and the notes used during the presentation are available to view in the reading room.
… and it went very well indeed. I left and I wholeheartedly felt that it could not have gone any better. The official feedback I recieved was minimal but entirely positive. I think the presentation was steady and smooth considering the pressure of the situation – two years work boiled down to one presentation. I spoke about everything I wanted to and more that I hadn’t planned for. I was able to add to points being raised and discussed.
I was smiling from ear to ear when I left. I am very very very happy indeed.
At the end and not part of the assessment I was shown the perils of using unbranded photopaper. In the dark areas of my prints the black areas had a blue tint to them. I was told that this was either the (cheap) paper or that I had the printer set to incorrect settings. The paper I was using was unbranded heavy duty glossy photopaper I had purchased from amazon. The printer was set to SuperPro paper. I am going to do some sample prints of the “blue area” of the image and see if I can get around this for future prints. Afterall I have got nearly 40 A3 sheets left! After this I am going to buy canon in future, even if I do have to pay more for less sheets. Theres no point in having lots of paper if its not producing the results you want.
This is a link to the supplementary essay that supports my Fourth project.
Place NonPlace Mutability in the Intimate Metropolis.pdf
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I have gathered together some points about the people who have inspired me at one point or another along this journey.
You will need a PDF reader to open Inspirational.

Marc Auge.
Writer of Non-places: An introduction to Supermodernity.
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I had some of my work printed for the expo today. These are the images that will be displayed.
I am returning to imagery of Hong Kongs Special Administrative Region to get some ideas of what kinds of objects might be left outside a home. Whilst looking around I came across this image of a man sitting on his bed. I read a little more and was shocked that this is his rented living space. $150/month to live in a cage! According to the webpage displaying the image living in a cage is one step up from being homeless on the streets. Even our prisons which are effectively cages aren’t like this.
[accessed:]12/06/2010, Living In Cages In Hong Kong Photos, http://www.photographytips.com.au/living-in-cages-in-hong-kong-photos/
I’m still thinking about what to put in the foreground. A ladder with some cans surrounding it where the artist was working until he or she decided to take the picture that you see? A cyclist going by on the cycle path. I need some traffic still. I’m not sure about the buildings on the right hand side, they don’t have the authenticity of the ones on the left. I am really happy with the way the scaffolding has turned out on the left.