My plan for the third shoot is a clear influence from the exhibition of clare cauhn. I wanted to focus on the the political correctness of femininity and the political influence that can be shown through this girls positioning within the landscape and the fragility to the atmosphere she is surrounded by. I also want to capture more landscape images that she is surrounded by, this could be the movement and emotion of the sea and also how this movement and fluidity of the water is mimicking the women herself. I believe the impact of the sea shows a stronger connection to that of the sublime and nature having a really strong  power. I could in one of my next shoot like to focus on the way someone can go into the water and see both emotions within the person and movement and aggression of nature. I believe this would exactly hit my connection of the sublime, and this will really positively effect my shoot. Being submerged within an atmosphere in which you cannot breath and is deemed dangerous shows such a string emotion within the water and person. So a clear diegetic link between the shoot and emotions based of political bias.

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colour experiments

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For this edit I wanted to revert back to how I edited my previous shoot and how I focused upon the way these shapes, colours and lines can successfully impact a piece. I believe I should further experiment with the images and find more conceptual ways in which I could edit them. I do think the composition of these images are correct in the way it shapes from and connotes a sense of femininity within the images. This political bias is not necessarily seen through injustice but how the sublime environment enhances the femininity of the piece  which contributes to the political factors of women rights and a stance for the power to which a gender can hold.

Evaluation: Overall I do think this photoshoot is a clear presentation of my inspiration from claude chaun and additionally is successful in the recreation of softness and emotion within the landscape itself.