\"Im as mad as hell\"

Jack Bishop won the non-advanced photography category in the Trades House Craftex competition, while Erika Suzuki won best photograph in the Cardonald College in house competition

Pauline Goldie got to both shoot and review the Belladrum music festival. Use the website to plan your own festival visits.

Rosshall Academy photography student Kris Brown has been short listed for the GYSC/ Burrell collection photography competition. His work will be shown along side other young Glasgow photographers in the exhibition entitled ‘Another Culture’. The exhibition is showing at the Burrell collection cafe and it is on until June 12. The images coincide with the excellent ‘China through the lens of John Thompson, 1868-1872′ exhibition, so it is worthwhile going to view both exhibitions and also take some great shots of the beautiful surrounding Pollock park estate.

Spring is in the air and time to get the cameras out to take some great shots! This years’ Higher Photography students are working on a variety of themes and here are just a few examples of their work.

The incoming second year Television students organised themselves into four crews and headed to Largs to film the 2010 Viking festival. They survived the battle of Largs intact.

Some scenes from Cardonald College’s Digital Media Department’s End of Year Show, 8th June 2010. (Excuse the rough live Chromakey – mixer issues meant we had to run with an older model). Thanks to our sponsors, Cameron Presentations, MCL Glasgow, Hands on Production Services and QPrompt autocue services. Everyone had a great time.

Produced by First Year HND TV Students, Sophie Morris, Ross Darroch and Stephen Barclay; this video was filmed at the 2010 Cardonald College Glasgow Higher Photography exhibition. The event was held at Scotland Street School Museum, on the 15th of May. Ron O’donnell was guest speaker and judge. Shanila Lodhi won first prize, but Ron said all the photographs were of a very high standard.

End of Year show.

Here are the photographs kindly taken by photography lecturer Davina Graham of the Higher Photography exhibition. Shahnila Lodhi won first prize, taking the photograph of the woman making bricks in Pakistan. Check out the other photograhs and leave a comment. Thanks to Davina Graham; Ryan Small; David Penman and Chris Dorman for help hanging the exhibition, and for Emma Campell and Elysa Smyth for organising the event! A special thank you to Scoltand Street School for all their help.