Mark Garbowski

This is the photographer that made the book of photos on New York without people in it. The city that never sleeps and yet he has managed to get photos where it looks like a ghost town.
http://toomuchglass.net/

By The Way

This is a miniature book of photographs that is held within special collections at MMU library. The images document a car journey from Liverpool to Hull. The journey was recorded on video shot in real time. This meant that when ever the car came to a stop on the road the video would take a photograph. In total there are 111 photos within the sequence. The project was created by a group of people called TEA, consisting on Jon Biddulph, Peter Hatton, Val Murray and Lynn Pilling. 

Like the Brendan Dawes photography work that used many photographs in order to create a larger piece I am considering using this idea within my work. I intend to play about with this by creating a route along which I will take photos.  

Brendan Dawes

'Creating a visual fingerprint of an entire movie'


Cinema Redux creates a single visual distillation of an entire movie; each row represents one minute of film time, comprised of 60 frames, each taken at one second intervals.

yves marchand and romain meffre

http://www.marchandmeffre.com/index.html

Christopher Thomas

After becoming massively stressed after that tutorial I have gone away and started to look at photographers that look at ruins and at empty cities and started to get my ideas back on track. Panic over...for now. I also remember seeing a book of photos that I found interesting within the special collections at All Saints Library, I'm going to try and go have a look at this again today or tomorrow and take photos.
http://www.christopher-thomas.de/

Lauren Bowker

Lauren Bowker is a former Textiles student that studied at Manchester Met and has now gone on to create a lot of inspiring designs and been involved in some really amazing projects. I thought it was really inspiring and quite scary to see how much she had accomplished in such a short time.

Michael John Grist

Ruins photographer. All of the images that I have found of his work are really inspirational, especially the use if colour within his work. things i need to consider when i complete my own photography. 

http://www.michaeljohngrist.com/