For the colour editing I wanted to ensure all of the images had strong abstract colour effects that were complimentary to the original images themselves. I wanted the colder tones to be on the images with darker shadows and lighter tones on those with stronger highlights.

The below photographs are the final sequence that I will be using, I feel that the photographs all link into eachother and are edited in a way that strengthens this bond. The sequence starts off with a teddy bear in the shell of a house – this makes the viewer ask questions such as ‘what is the story behind this?’. The next photograph provides a bit more context; it shows that it’s on a building site and is about to be destroyed. The third photograph foreshadows what is to become of the destroyed building as you can see a similar project in the background. The fourth photograph shows the rebuilding of the site. The fifth and sixth photographs show progression throughout the building of the project.

I feel that this sequence of photographs shows the cycle of destruction and rebuilding that St. Helier is going through and shows that this is very much what the future of St. Helier is revolving around.

In the below photographs I have edited properties such as contrast and exposure in order to create clearer and higher standard compositions with more contrast. I think that this experiment has been successful so I will be used these photographs for my final edited photographs.