In my previous shoots exploring performance and mirrors I used myself as the subject . These images however are selected from a series of shoots I did with my sister as the model.  I think this idea could be interesting to explore further in reference to artists such as Claude Cahun and the creative collaboration with her half sister. I found these shoots easier than using myself because I was able to focus more on composing the shots especially when using the mirror because It was difficult to position  myself and the camera in order to get the reflections and angles that I wanted as well as ensuring everything was in focus. In some images I considered previous studies I have done with my sister based around classical painting and pre-raphaelite compositions. I also experimented with using a mirror on its own to reveal different sections of environments and I also photographed my sister alone interacting with the landscape for example blending in with the trees. I employed similar basic editing techniques such as cropping, black and white, colour correction and vignetting when adjusting this set of edits.