Welcome to photojournalism at London Met
Our students are experts in capturing moments, whether they're faced with a scene of joy, justice, shock or defiance. Current affairs, both locally and globally, are perfect examples of how any such moments can leave us speechless.
Luckily, we're firm believers in the old adage that a picture paints a thousand words, and are therefore proud to present a series of showstopping photos by our students which are a testament to this.
From scenes of celebration to history in the making, freeze-frames of victory to moments of intimacy, here you're invited to see the world through the lenses of our photojournalism students.
Featured students
- Gianluca Barbazzi
- Alex Cimpeanu
- Shaelyn Stout
Current affairs through the eyes and words of our own students... those on our journalism courses keep the rest of us up-to-date with the latest in culture, discovery, politics, you name it! Have a read of some articles penned by students of our Photojournalism BA (Hons):
University student establishes his own artwork business during the pandemic
by Marina Gaiti
Big bag trend: Mary Poppins is making a comeback
by India Gustin
Camden in pictures - is it still the same?
by Alex Cimpeanu
Read more at hollowayexpress.org.uk.
In their own words...
Three of our Photojournalism BA (Hons) students across the years talk about what photography means to them:
"Before the last few decades, photojournalism was a concrete weapon against the bad guys. Studying photojournalism (at London Met) to me, means this. Being an everyday hero wannabe. Chasing the bad guys and helping people."
Gianluca Barbazzi, first-year Photojournalism BA student
Dive into fresh new magazines
Did you know our students also create their very own magazines? Flick through their glossy sheets here:
