Gayle Cosgrove
Posted: 18/02/14 12:15 | 12 Comments
Here’s Sharon Boothroyd on Art of Photography student Gayle Cosgrove
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Well done Gayle, You’ve produced a fine set of interesting photos.
What a wonderful idea, wonderfully executed. You’ve given me an idea. Thank you, Gayle, and thank you Sharon for sharing.
Very good idea, Gayle and really well done. Congratulations!
Thanks for sharing, Sharon.
Good thinking Gayle, I wish I was so innovative. Tx Sharon for presenting this and helping me think a little differently
I still can’t get over that it’s my work that’s being talked about in the video blog. It’s made my week to not only have another tutor give me feedback for something I did months ago, but to have it so warmly received too. The images from this assignment are still some of my favourite today. Thank you Sharon for your kind words.
I enjoyed the clever concept. Also good to see the way you’ve included technology and history of the typewriter in there as well Gayle. I remember having a typewriter like that and the wonderful rhythm and click of those keys.
What a great assignment. The whole thing made me feel silly and inspired at the same time. Silly because my approach to the assignment was very much a day of shooting. I should have been more inventive like Gayle. Hopefully I’ve learnt a lesson.
Brilliant stuff – well done Gayle. This feels really personal and therefore draws the viewer in – looking forward to seeing more of your work!
A good set of images Gayle, well done. Thanks for sharing Sharon, I’ve filed these ideas away, hoping they’ll contribute to something unique in the future.
Great work Gayle, not surprising it was picked out as something special. I envy this enormously. Why didn’t I think of that. Makes my own assignment seem so ordinary. Well done.
Great work Gayle! Inventive and inspiring 🙂
Brilliant Gayle – great to see something you’re clearly attached to presented in such an inventive way – hope it will prod me into being more creative !