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Louise Fullbrook


MA Photography


With death all around us, the inevitable. I question why we so often shy away from those who grieve. I know only too well the feelings of isolation following the death of a loved one.

For me, photography & art has aided the grieving process, enabling me to come to terms with loss and turn my sorrow into joy and gratitude. 



We are all told, “live your life to the fullest”; I am here to do just that. Louise Fullbrook serves as a vessel to project my passions, and clue in my loyal readers as to what inspires me in this crazy world. So, sit back, relax, and read on.

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Are we just numbers?

In the end maybe we are......

On Sunday, January 8th, 2017 I held my mother's hand and tried hard to stop mine from shaking whilst I told her I loved her, how I could never show her how much I loved her, and now would never be able to say "thank you, thank you for being the best mother I could have ever wished for" Within the hour my mum took her last breath and passed away.

Watching someone you love so dearly pass away in such a cruel way is the most challenging of times and a torture I can not describe. Over the coming weeks we, as a family would need to start the arrangements for her funeral and service. On booking a burial spot you are given a number, my mum is E54. All of what she was, all of what she did for others, for everything she meant to me and my family, now she was just memories and a number. 

I sit on the empty bench with five others who no longer exist in a physical form, talking to a headstone. At the end of it all, are we just numbers?

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What a start!!.......reflecting on PHO703

I started this module with so much energy and enthusiasm, on track with my work, and eager to learn! Gradually that all changed (It...

Work in progress.

Throughout this module, I have been working on a zine, a little magazine type book including a selection of images which I have enjoyed...

PHO703. WEEK FOUR.

This task asks you to reconsider your relationship with your preferred apparatus by NOT using it. You have 24 hours to produce a...

PHO703. WEEK FOUR. STRATEGIES OF FREEDOM

For this task, find an example of a photographic image NOT made by a human, then share and discuss that image with your peers: is a...

ZINE. WEEK THREE.

I've had fun this week although I completely got bogged down with my work in progress. I spend hours researching the world's most...

PHO701. Mum x

My work in progress took quite a turn during my first module of the MA. Due to COVID19, I was unable to visit families in their homes as...

PHO703 WEEK TWO. REFLECTION.

Looking back at this week's works and research it became clear that I needed to make some changes to the core methodology of my practice....

PHO703 WEEK TWO 'JOY WAR'

Joy Garnett is known for her paintings inspired by accessible digital images. Following an exhibition of her work in 2004, Garnett...

PHO703. WEEK ONE. REFLECTION.

My current practice focuses primarily on newborn and infant portraiture. I have volunteered my time to a charity called "Remember My...

PHO703 WEEK ONE. REPHOTOGRAPHY.

Last week was quite entertaining. I had spent the week prior to starting this module (PHO703) photographing the ever changing and ageing...

THE END OF MODULE ONE.

I decided to start the MA to not only develop my own skills but to further my career within photography with my intention to teach within...

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