Personal Study: Development of images from Shoot 2

First I imported the image onto photoshop so that I could crop it in half perfectly by halving the height.

Then I dragged them onto a new file on photoshop and resized them by editing the width and the height in the properties toolbar and moved them around to get the right sequence.

Experiments

When creating these outcomes I wanted to make interesting compositions rather than having a perfect rectangular shape. I wanted to have the similar misaligned compositions as Shilpa Gupta and create a split between the old images and the new. I wanted to create some smaller sequences but also some longer sequences so that I had a variety of different shapes and lengths.

When choosing the images that would be in the same sequence I looked at the subjects, orientation and colour in each image and decided which ones would match or contrast well with others.

I decided to create a different version of experiment 3 because once I had cropped the images I realised that one was cropped as half sky and half land. I do not like how the sky was just a block of colour in the sequence therefore, I changed it to an image that had less of the sky in the top third, which makes the image more interesting and helps the sequence flow better.