Now that I have researched, completed and analysed my outcomes individually for each of my environmental awareness shoots, I am happy with the quantity of good photographs I have, and am ready to start evaluating and finalising my project. To help with the task of narrowing down my outcomes, I have analysed all of my final images in my next blog post as four separate groups, one for each theme. Before this, however, I had included a contact sheet depicting all 66 of my final outcomes, from all 10 of my shoots depicting a few of the different elements of pollution. Although I am not yet certain on how exactly I am going to present this project I have organised my images in the order they were taken. This temporary composition can show how I have moved through my ideas of depicting environmental awareness and developed my project accordingly. As well as this, by viewing my whole project so far as a single collection of images, I am able to properly compare all of my final outcomes from each shoot against each other…By viewing them in this composition I have realised that I have mostly touched down on three major themes; plastic pollution, beach/ocean pollution, and Jersey’s waste disposal systems. When comparing all my work above with my initial ideas mind map for this project, I found that I did not manage to bring to life some of the original plans I had. If given more time I would definitely include some of these ideas such as depicting rural landscapes vs urban landscapes, melting ice symbolism, air pollution and exploration of the smaller factors. However, In the amount of time we were actually given to complete this exam, I am quite pleased that I managed to show my original goal: portraying environmental awareness using a mixture of symbolism, abstraction, documentary photography and topographic photography.