Observe, Seek, Challenge- Windows Photoshoot Plan:

The objective for this photoshoot is: Capture the unfiltered reality of people’s lives and spaces by observing and photographing moments through windows, reflections, and street environments. Emphasize candid shots that reveal the quiet beauty, humor, or melancholy of everyday scenes.

Therefore my plan for this photoshoot is to doument reality and to use street photogroahy and public spaces with differnt types of people as my motive for this. I think the idea that differnt people are oding differnt thing and going in seperate direction with diffent expressions on their face makes it interesting. I want the photographs to feel candid, introspective, and observant, aiming to make viewers feel as though they are glimpsing a hidden narrative or private moment.

Locations that I may explore are:

Urban Street Corners and Cafés– Street corners, cafés, and storefronts that offer a natural setting where people are often preoccupied, providing chances to capture moments of introspection or interaction.

Residential Areas with Large Windows- Capturing private lives as visible through windows, blending elements of public and private space.

Public Transport Stops- Photographing people waiting or lost in thought, using bus or tram windows as frames, which add layers and reflections to the image.

Reflections on Buildings and Vehicles- Glass-walled buildings, car windows, and reflective surfaces on the street can add a sense of depth and allow for more complex compositions by combining elements in the foreground and background.

I may use my previous blogpost for inspiration that lists photographers that do similar work inspired by John Szarkowski’s theory of Windows.

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