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I am an avid lover of vintage photography. Seeking out anything from movie star photos online, stills from cinema, photos from my family's albums and work from archivists, I consume it like an endless hunger. I am so invested in history, especially anything pertaining to my hobbies, and learning the history of photography and seeing cool images from the beginning of the 20th Century is always fascinating. I decided that this was going to be my theme for my next photo project.

Picture this: I'm at a crossroads. I'm unhappy in a job that was the only one to give me an interview, I'm in a small coastal town with no friends and nothing to do, I have no graduate roles lined up and hardly any to apply for locally, and I'm starting to doubt who I am as a person. The only way out is to shed my skin, right? Babushka comes at a pivotal time in my life. Seeking my first career-defining job in a VERY difficult to navigate job market, the weight of it all has

Magazine photography is interesting. It's artistic, creative, eye catching - offering a look into the minds of the photographer, the stylists, the subject. I figured that as someone who is both not famous and not a model that I would have an incredibly slim chance of being featured on the cover of any magazine, let alone Vogue, so I put my Photoshop skills to use and made my own magazine edit. I started off inspired by the recent covers that Connor Storrie (of Heated Rivalry

AI is, quite understandably, a hot topic in the media currently, and it seems that the average person cannot escape the many AI add-ons, features and plug-ins available for use on mobile devices and computers. But are these features helpful, or just another way for companies to market useless tools that do more harm than good? I started my Bachelor of Digital Media in 2022, which was before AI seeped through the cracks of technology and gripped its tight tentacles around the

Recently as I have been looking for job openings post-graduation, I realised that I didn't have a proper portfolio in place for prospective employers to view. So one morning, I found myself making this website to show off my work and behold! I realised I had hardly any good content, and the projects I had once thought were my magnum opus were not, in fact, magnum nor opus. Stuck between dumping awful university projects into the website or creating entirely new designs which