The idea behind this photoshoot was to represent a place that had a lot of meaning to both me and my mum, which was a place both of us have grown up in. I wanted to represent them in a different way then just including the images I have taken over the last summer, therefore II had an idea to project them onto me. To show not only where I came from but that it is still a part of me.
Sub-Selection
A couple of them came out blurrier than I though, due to me moving a lot and the shutter speed being low. However I made a selection of my favourite ones, that came out in good resolution, and their composition was right.
Editing
Final Photographs
I didn’t end up with many final outcomes, however the ones that I was left with were a good quality and the landscape projected onto the body was clear to see.
Wiktoria, I like these projected images – they are both conceptually and aesthetically interesting and good examples of how to use old family photos in a new context. Good work!
All your photoshoots have a focus and once edited you will be able to create a narrative for your photobook, that weaves together all he different strands. The structure of your photobook is crucial in developing your narrative. Once you begin the layout of images, it will make more sense and I’ll help you with the design.
Try and publish your essay draft before we begin Mock exam next Monday (7 Feb) – even if incomplete, so I can read it and give feedback.