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New BSSP website images
Written by joe melia Monday, 22 March 2010
Each year we invite two Photography students from Filton College in Bristol to create header images for our website. This year's images have been created by Jess Stephens and Tom Farrant whose commitment and enthusiasm for the project was really refreshing. We are very grateful to them and, also, to course leader Nick Bright for his very valuable support and input with this initiative.

Jess Stephens is a photographer from Thornbury, near Bristol, currently working towards a BA at UWE. Her passions as a photographer lie within the natural world with its energy and magic, wildness and spirit. She enjoys experimenting with her work- using pinhole and various darkroom techniques. She is fascinated by time and movement, and finds photography unique in its ability to record periods of time and motion in one image. Jess, also, has a strong interest in events and portrait photography.

Tom Farrant is a photgrapher/artist/designer based in central Bristol, currently studying and pursuing various projects. At the moment, after creating 'Left', a book of abstract night photography around central Bristol, he is experimenting with working at night with 5x4 large format, aiming to exhibit in the near future. Tom is also interested in photographing alternative fashion and alternative music, and is open to commission.
Tim Weaver's debut novel published by Penguin
Written by joe melia Tuesday, 23 February 2010

Many congratulations to Tim Weaver (above) whose debut novel 'Chasing the Dead' is officially published on February 25th by Penguin as part of a two book deal. To find out more about the origins of the book and Tim's journey to getting published, please click here. Tim's talent had been recognised by the Darley Anderson Agency who snapped him up and negotiated the publishing deal with Penguin.
After getting himself an agent, Tim then went on to be shortlisted for the inaugural Bristol Short Story Prize in 2008 for his atmospheric story 'The Close' and published in our first anthology.
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