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Joseph Campbell Joseph Campbell is probably best known for his book, "The Hero with a Thousand Faces" which was first published in 1949. Campbell is particularly interested in mythology. What he proposes is that all great myths/stories/religion follow broadly the same narrative: 'The Hero's journey'. (Hero’s Journey Steps: 10 Stages to Joseph Campbell's Monomyth, 2020) …
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Using the keyword "journey', I searched Lensculture magazine online which revealed numerous results. I decided to trawl through the projects and pick out some of the visual cues that helped to depict the subject of a journey. Farrah Karapetian - Relief The title of this project, "Relief" refers to refugees crossing a body of water. …
A test shot from a recent outing to Rendlesham forest Mythology, Folklore and Fairytales The forest occupies a series of complex associations within our collective consciousness. It is a place of mystery and magic, the setting for many fairytales. It represents something ancient and enduring, a place to find shelter and forage for food. It …
Whilst I'm still writing up my research posts for assignment two, I've had a couple of days out and about in Rendlesham forest. I wanted to get some practice in and experiment a bit. I forgot to take the attachment for my tripod on the first visit, so shot handheld all day. At first I …
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St Cuthbert's way It was last year sometime that I saw the film 'The Way'. It was a Sunday afternoon, post monster gym session (my 'slob' time!) and I wanted something easy to watch on TV. When I read the synopsis of the film, I pretty much knew the plot line but I love walking, …
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