For hidden Identity I wanted to use the images I had taken and cover my models face to hide her identity , this was because each person has a unique face which helps us identify them and tell them apart from other people.  On the news when they don’t have permission or need to hide a persons face they pixelate it, I took this idea for my own photos and using Photoshop I selected certain areas of her face such as her eyes which are often known and the window to the soul. I then experimented with the colours and saturation of the pixels so it stood out more however i think this takes away from the neutral colours in the original image.

I chose this image for my A5 print because I like how simple it is,  it has a very neutral colour scheme. compared to the rest of the edits I did in this style I think this looks the best because it doesn’t look her edited. I also like it because it clearly shows the idea of hidden identity . It links to my artist reference because of how I have covered parts of the image in which my model has insecurities.

 For my A4 edit I used the distort and wave setting, I wanted to imitate the look of the water in Laurence Demaison’s work.

For my A3 final print I chose this set of images showing rascal identity. I used the colours from each models skin and made a square in the same colour. I did this to show how