The final 27 images I choose for the photobook were:

Overall I like interspacing black and white with colour and I feel as though my images create a general sense of discomfort. My favourite images were the figure and moth because of their simplicity. I included a total of 10 coloured images with 5 of them houses. I was worried that maybe there were too many coloured but I didn’t want to remove the colour from any of them either. If I arrange about one colour between every 3 black and white images then I feel as though they might be spread enough.

I decided to use one of the following images on my cover But I wasn’t sure which one.

They were all black and white which I liked for the cover and had different effects. The misty trees were more muted and mysterious while the birds and butterfly were more symbolic. I liked the crows because they have certain superstitious qualities but I also like the moth because its wing was broken and it was left essentially paralysed. I felt as though they were both potentially too busy for the cover though and decided to flip and use the tree.

The final images I choose for prints were the following 6:

I want a variety of sizes with 4 A4 and 2 A5. The Lift and the sofa will be A5. The figure, moth, salt and house will be A4.

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Overall I think some of these images are much stronger than others. I think I needed more images to buff up the photobook and create a clearer narrative. I think I had enough coloured images but I should have more black and white images in comparison. I think I’ve created a strong set of images covering multiple bases of fears from superstitions to more specific scenarios such as broken lifts and aggressive dogs with additional images between to keep it constantly changing.