MY FINAL IMAGES:
After manipulating my images, these are the images that I want to send off to be printed. I will then rework them when they're printed off. I will rework the images by writing text on them, my idea is to ask the subjects what they think about that moment of time an write it on the image. I was inspired by Jim Goldberg's work, so I thought I would also re-work my images by adding both text and drawings into my work.

THE PRESENTATION:
To present my images I will be placing them on foam board because the crop of the images makes them different sizes, which wouldn't look very aesthetically pleasing on a mount. I will also be reworking into the images by hand-writing text onto them. I will also be hand-drawing outlines that i think will also make the images look more interesting. 
Another reason why I think having my photographs on foam board is a good idea is that I will have flexibility on how and which order I can arrange my images in. I can have them up as individual images in multiple locations or I can have them set out as a series. As the originals are printed out photographs, in real life photos are arranged in various orders, such as photo albums or in photo frames around the house/premises. Therefore, by having the flexibility of having the images on foam board replicates the flexibility you have when you have your photos printed out.