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Contact sheet for poetic of space (human body of nature

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PINTEREST
im going to be adding different photos to this board thoughout this assignment.

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The Poetics of Space INSPIRATION on Pinterest

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Jan 21, 2020 - Explore ALLIECOOPER24's board "The Poetics of Space INSPIRATION" on Pinterest.

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For this assignment I will produce a published book on a theme of my own choosing.

I have the option to

include text in my book, this may be kept on a purely informative level, or used as an integrated graphic element within

the work.

I will explore traditional photographic skills with digital techniques to generate a high quality finished book.

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documentary
fashion
nature
surrealism
portraiture
polaroid
collecting

Collecting rocks
Taking photographs of different rocks and collecting them and making a college with them
Using nature to show the human body
Taking photographs of different nature things such as trees, leaves etc… and then showing they are similar to the human body e.g. when looking at a tree up side down it looks like the human placenta
Psychology – Pareidolia / Rorschach tests
Taking photographs of things that are represent such as faces, when looking at objects you may or may not see faces.

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Born 1968 in Vienna, master in Physics (Vienna University of Technology).
Lives, works, and collects in Vienna, Austria.
Over the past 20 years I have worked in different positions for many major online media in Austria (trend, profil, Kurier, autorevue, WirtschaftsBlatt, boerse-exrpress.com, be24.at, ...) including as a web developer, project manager, sales manager and as an executive director.

Chladek's work makes a story that has been taken by photographs, he also adds little sentences.
Some of his work is in black and white, but most of it is maily colour.

Val Hennessy - In the Gutter

Pages: 95
Place: London
Year: 1978
Publisher: Quartet Books
Size: 20 x 26 cm (approx.)

This book’s production initially stemmed from a series of programmes on punk presented by Hennessy for ATV, which at the time of their release were described by one critic as a ‘chaotic disaster’, and by another as  ‘a triumph of originality’.
Similarly, the tone of this book has been somewhat contentious, and the subject of bemused disapproval by many. However, conflicting opinions aside, the text of the book does little to compete with its strong selection of images, which depict proud and riotous London youths, clearly revelling in the freedom punk offered. Surprisingly, it is the discordant tone of In the Gutter which gives us such a vivid and particular insight into the punk movement as it was seen and (mis-)conceived from the outside.

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image and text

TASK: Take a portrait of someone (self/friend/
family/stranger)

PRINT (if photographing a stranger will need to use polaroid)

Give printed image to person (or yourself if you took a self portrait) and ask them to write a statement onto the photograph

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image by brian griffin

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taking photographs of leaves, trees,    water, different textures of the natural 5 elements.
collect different leaves, twigs.

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20mm

24-70mm

50mm

85mm

150mm

300mm

200-400mm

Tilt Shift

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Ancient and mordern photography book.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iK8lUYCxw58

Description

"The appreciation of Eggleston's work has come a long way since his pioneering 1976 exhibition, William Eggleston's Guide, at New York's Museum of Modern Art.

Originally published: 1992
Author: William Eggleston
Genre: Exhibition catalogue
Illustrator: William Eggleston

Ancient and Modern is a collection of photographs chosen from Eggleston's earliest photographs taken in the American South, Africa and England. The photographs depict subjects and objects from everyday life and it is Eggleston's unique ability to find beauty, and striking displays of colour, in ordinary scenes.

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VAN HENNESSY                                                                IN THE GUTTER            

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VAN HENNESSY                                                                IN THE GUTTER            

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Containing early pictures of Damned, Vibrators, Jordan, Siouxie, Sex Pistols...

The book’s production initially stemmed from a series of programmes on punk presented by Hennessy for ATV, which at the time of their release were described by one critic as a ‘chaotic disaster’, and by another as  ‘a triumph of originality’. Similarly, the tone of this book has been somewhat contentious, and the subject of bemused disapproval by many. However, conflicting opinions aside, the text of the book does little to compete with its strong selection of images, which depict proud and riotous London youths, clearly revelling in the freedom punk offered. Surprisingly, it is the discordant tone of In the Gutter which gives us such a vivid and particular insight into the punk movement as it was seen and (mis-)conceived from the outside.

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" Go directly to the sample spreads

Softcover.

Containing early pictures of Damned, Vibrators, Jordan, Siouxie, Sex Pistols...

The book's production initially stemmed from a series of programmes on punk presented by Hennessy for ATV, which at the time of their release were described by one critic as a 'chaotic disaster', and by another as 'a triumph of originality'. Similarly, the tone of this book has been somewhat contentious, and the subject of bemused disapproval by many. However, conflicting opinions aside, the text of the book does little to compete with its strong selection of images, which depict proud and riotous London youths, clearly revelling in the freedom punk offered. Surprisingly, it is the discordant tone of In the Gutter which gives us such a vivid and particular insight into the punk movement as it was seen and (mis-)conceived from the outside. ( Donlon Books)

Pages: 95
Place: London
Year: 1978
Publisher: Quartet Books
Size: 20 x 26 cm (approx.)

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Val Hennessy - In the Gutter Softcover. Containing early pictures of Damned Vibrators Jordan Siouxie Sex Pistols... The book’s production initially stemmed from a series programmes on punk presented by for ATV which at time their release were described one critic as ‘chaotic dis..., Quartet Books, 1978, London

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True Stories
Sophie Calle
November 2010, Steidl & Partners,
ISBN: 978-3-86930-156-3, 128 pp

Reading and making notes on Sophie Calle’s new publication, I am trying to be attentive, but am distracted with loneliness. Writing and making are difficult. I am living awkwardly with my parents and concerned about money. As Calle put it in a 2007 interview, emotional moments such as these are “banal”; everyone can identify with them, therefore they are hardly the stuff of art. Yet, on its most directly accessible level, Calle’s work has always been about the pain of the everyday. As in my opening gambit, she often operates within the territory of emotion shared, projected publicly between strangers and acquaintances.

Since her early experiments in following strangers around Paris, from 1979 onwards, and photographing friends and visitors sleeping in her bed, documented as The Sleepers (1981), Calle has developed a reputation as a serious conceptual artist, going on to represent France at the Venice Biennale (2007) with an installation processing a recent relationship breakdown curated by her contemporary Daniel Buren. Calle’s status as a respected artist is significant given her attitude to her first works. She claimed in a 2009 interview that The Sleepers became an unintentional work of conceptual art only “when the wife of a critic told him about it. He came along. He said, ‘Is this art?’ and I said, ‘It could be.’” Calle then took notes and photographed the situation, reframing it within critical discourse. Given this tale of stumbling into a prolific performance art practice because she needed “rules”, Calle’s current recognition as a photographer equally strikes a tension between the planned and the surprising.

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william Eggleston: from black and white to colour

Walker Evans: Polaroids

Irving Penn: Portraits

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What have you been doing?
I have been researching and brainstorming ideas for this assigment. i, also trying to find out what i want to do for this assignment which is nature with collection. as i can collect different leaves and other nature goodies.

What have you seen that has inspired you?  William Eggleston was the one who as inspired me to do collecting and nature photography for this assigment.

Make comparisons between your ideas, research and work you’ve produced? its based  on nature and colection, i dont really have any comparassions as i havent really desided what to do yet.
How can you improve?
find out what i need to do and focus on that and develop on what i choose to do
What do you want to learn?
with what i choose i would like to learn more about it and create more of a foundations on that work
How are you going to do this?
by developing my work and brainstorming new ideas,  and doing more research on what i want to do.

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Contact sheet for poetic of space (human body of nature

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Whether we imagine a professional photographer at a photoshoot or a tourist on vacation, the image of a 35mm camera in now ubiquitous in our culture.

We take them for granted now, but compact 35mm cameras completely revolutionized photography and the way that we share information with one another.

Prior to the invention of the 35mm camera, photographers had to haul around heavy plate cameras. These cameras were large and inconvenient to bring to most locations. However, with the release of 35mm cameras, photographers could easily take pictures anywhere in the world.

These photographs could be shared with people all around the globe, allowing viewers to see distant lands in print for the first time ever.

Follow along as we visit the invention, rise, and fall of 35mm cameras in the 20th century.

Invention of 35mm Film & Early Models

35mm film became the standard of the motion picture industry in the late 19th century when William Kennedy Laurie Dickson, an employee of Thomas Edison, sliced 70mm Kodak film in half and spliced the ends together.

After the invention of 35mm film, many inventors tried to use the new film for still photography instead of motion pictures.

In 1908, a patent for a 35mm camera was issued to Leo, Audobard, and Baradat in England. However, this camera was never produced or sold.

The first 35mm camera to go into production was Jules Richard's Homeos camera, which was sold between 1913 and 1920. However, very few Homeos cameras were produced during this time period and they never became very popular.

The first 35mm camera widely available to the public was the American Tourist Multiple, which was released in 1913.

The Tourist Multiple cost $175 in 1913, an equivalent to $4000 in modern United States dollars. Because of its high price point, the camera was not accessible for most people.

The Leica is Introduced

35mm cameras became popular with the release of the Leica I in 1925.

Oskar Barnack, a development engineer for Leitz, first created his compact 35mm in 1913 in order to use 35mm film for still photography rather than motion picture photography. However, production was delayed due to WWI.

By the time the Leica I was in production, there were several other 35mm cameras available on the market, but the Leica became the most popular by far. The Leica and other 35mm cameras cemented 35mm film as the standard for high-end still photography cameras.

Early Leica camera are now considered to be highly collectible.

Explosion of Popularity

Although the Leica sold well, 35mm camera and film were too expensive for most people until 1936, when the Argus A was introduced.

For the first time, would-be amateur photographers had access to a compact 35mm camera that could be taken anywhere. Because 35mm cameras were accessible to so many people, 35mm dominated the film market by the 1960's and remains the most popular type of film today.

Improvements in Design

Kodak released the first preloaded 35mm cassettes in 1934. Prior to the invention of preloaded cassettes, photographers had to load their own film into reusable cassettes in a dark room.

The pre-loaded cassettes allowed photographers to switch rolls of film on-the-go. Kodak's preloaded cassettes were designed to work with the Leica and Zeiss Ikon Contax camera, as well as Kodak's Retina I.

The Kodak Retina line was enormously popular, and was in production until the late 1960's.

Another improvement in the design of the 35mm camera was the invention of the single-lens reflex camera, or SLR.

An SLR camera uses the same lens for the image on the film as well as the viewfinder, allowing the user to accurately focus and frame the image using the viewfinder. In 1936 the first 35mm SLR camera, the Kine Exakta, was introduced to the public.

However, early SLR cameras had viewfinders that "blanked", meaning the mirror jumped away from the optical path while the image was taken and returned when the film was wound.

While the mirror of the viewfinder was out of the optical path, the user could not see through the viewfinder. This changed with the invention of the instant-return mirror, which restored site through the viewfinder without the need to wind the film.

The first camera to have an instant-return mirror was Japan's Asahi Pentax. The instant-return mirror helped to popularize 35mm SLR cameras because they made picture-taking easier and more convenient.

35mm Cameras Become the Standard

In 1959, Nikon released their F model, which produced extremely high quality photos and encouraged professional photographers to finally switch over to the versatile 35mm format cameras.

By the 1970's, interchangeable lens and point-and-shoot 35mm format cameras had become dominant in the marketplace.

The first single use cameras were released in the 1980's These "disposable" cameras came preloaded with 35mm film. They were inexpensive and allowed users to take photographs without the commitment of investing in a whole camera.

The 1980's also saw the release of all-in-one processing and printing machines, which could be installed in pharmacies and grocery stores. This made it even easier for the general public to take photographs, as they no longer needed to go to a specialty photography store to have their film developed.

Digital Cameras & The Decline of 35mm Cameras

In the 1990's, digital cameras began to enter the market. Since then, sales of all types of film have declined, though 35mm remains the most popular.

Although the majority of cameras produced today are digital, the 35mm camera still leaves a legacy. For example, digital image sensors in modern digital cameras are made to mimic the dimensions of the old 35mm format cameras.

35mm film cameras are still produced today, especially by high-end manufacturers. Professional and amateur photographers alike prize 35mm film cameras for the rich quality of their images, which digital cameras cannot provide without the aid of post-editing.

The camera and photography has come along way since the days of plate cameras. 35mm format cameras revolutionized the photography world and brought photography to the masses.

Nowadays, most people have a camera in their phone within hand's reach at all times, yet the 35mm camera still lives on as a popular tool for photographers to create beautiful images.

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History of the 35mm: The Original Compact Camera

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Whether we imagine a professional photographer at a photoshoot or a tourist on vacation, the image of a 35mm camera in now ubiquitous in our culture. We take them for granted now, but compact 35mm cameras completely revolutionized photography and the way that we share information with one another.

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35mm cameras became popular with the release of the Leica I in 1925.

Oskar Barnack, a development engineer for Leitz, first created his compact 35mm in 1913 in order to use 35mm film for still photography rather than motion picture photography. However, production was delayed due to WWI.

By the time the Leica I was in production, there were several other 35mm cameras available on the market, but the Leica became the most popular by far. The Leica and other 35mm cameras cemented 35mm film as the standard for high-end still photography cameras.

Early Leica camera are now considered to be highly collectible.

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As its name implies, medium format film cameras use film as its medium—commonly 120 film and 220 film sizes. They were originally marketed for consumer use from 1901 until around 1950, with the former being the most used between the two.

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CAMERA CANNON ESO 800D
LENS 18-35
LOCATION LIBARY PARK FIELDS
PROPS I DIDNT USE ANY
THEME NATURE
SKETCHES/written notes
Any other info you think may be relevant? I havent really thought what i wanted to do yet but i wantined to do something with nature.
PRE VISUALISATION i wanting to show what we see in nature represents the human body

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CAMERA -  CANNON ESO 800D
LENS 18-35
LOCATION THE MEDDOWS
PROPS NATURE
THEME PAREIDOLIA
SKETCHES/written notes
I have found aout what im wanting to do and its linked to psychology. im wanting to focus on pareidoila.

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This contact sheet is based on psychology in the area of the Rorschach test, its to test people what they see when looking at the photographs

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Definition of pareidolia. : the tendency to perceive a specific, often meaningful image in a random or ambiguous visual pattern The scientific explanation for some people is pareidolia, or the human ability to see shapes or make pictures out of randomness. Think of the Rorschach inkblot test.

The Rorschach test is a psychological test in which subjects' perceptions of inkblots are recorded and then analyzed using psychological interpretation, complex algorithms, or both. Some psychologists use this test to examine a person's personality characteristics and emotional functioning.

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Online Rorschach Test

Pareidolia is a psychological phenomenon that causes people to see patterns in a random stimulus. This often leads to people assigning human characteristics to objects.

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The difference between black & white and colour is that BW fits the sequence better because its suitable for setting of sequences as you can see the detail better whereas with colour its just for show by this i mean it looks depressing and dull as it doesnt show the detail what the BW does.
Colour doesn't show the sequence that i'm trying to show where as the BW version does.

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Week one: come up with different ideas and brainstorm different things to do with nature, take 20 photographs of different things to try and get different Ideas. Use the area where the library is as its more of a natural ground.
week two : create different mood boards on Pinterest such as collecting and nature, including for more ideas and take 20 photographs of the idea that I’m wanting to. Research different artist to do with my initial idea which is pareidolia. Include the tasks that we get given, which are sequences and narrative photographing and more. Work on different book discussion such as William Eggleston books. Also add edit one on Padlet and annotate that photograph add different artist that I need to write about and get some inspirations from for my work.
Week three: take 20 more photographs and edit those photographs that I took the previous week of different things that are linked in to pareidolia, do some research on pareidolia and  what its linked to and how it works. Research book photography and annotate the things I find e.g. how much it costs and is it good quality. Also add edit two on Padlet
Week four: take 20 photographs and edit week 3 photographs and also make sure that that edit three is uploaded up on Padlet. Annotate my work that I’ve already done then work on doing the Sophie Calle work and all the small task that I need to do on Padlet.
Week five take 20 photographs and edit week 4 photographs, add edit 4 are up on Padlet and annotate that photograph. Also include the week by week journal is complete and finish up on things that I need to annotate on and add some images from google for my artists workings and showing that I have taken some ideas from there work.
Week six: finish up on Padlet and make sure that everything is finished such as my reflective journals and the other things that I ned to do on Padlet. Make sure that the presentation is finished and my evaluation is finished, ill also sent off for my book that I will pay for on one of the websites that I will choose.
My location: library fields
Kit: cannon eso 800d camera with 18-35 lens, natural lighting

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EXPLAIN THE JOURNEY
Well it was a crazy journey as it took me a week to figure out what I wanted to do,
INITIAL IDEAS
INITIAL AND ONGOING RESEARCH
HOW DID YOUR RESEARCH INSPIRE YOUR SHOOT CHOICES?
What kit did you use? Compare...
WHAT WENT TO PLAN?
WHAT CHANGED?
WHAT WENT WRONG?
WHAT WOULD YOU DO DIFFERENTLY?

BE REFLECTIVE!

Don't just describe what you did, explain why, talk about your influences and changing work, be specific and compare your initial ideas to your ongoing and final edit. Is the narrative strong? Successful?

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UPLOAD EACH IMAGE AND ANNOTATE/JUSTIFY FINAL CHOICES

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UPLOAD EACH IMAGE AND ANNOTATE/JUSTIFY FINAL CHOICES

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RESEARCH ONLINE SELF PUBLISHING WEBSITES (minimum of 5, can include magazines and newspapers) 

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RESEARCH ONLINE SELF PUBLISHING WEBSITES (minimum of 5, can include magazines and newspapers) 

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they are a good quality book that could be used for this assisignment but the downfall for it is the price of it. £59 to £99 for a photo book its expensive.
whats good about this is that you can choose different fabric colour for the hard back but you can only choose 6 colours.
it has different fonts but there are only 3 fonts which its kinda annoything if you trying to create  paragraphs with fancy writing you cant.
whats good about it is that you can choose the amount of pages you can have in the book 30, 40 and 50 pages which is good so you can choose the amount of images that you are wanting in your book.

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For this shoot i havent really desided what i want to do but i want to involve nature. with these images i stood back and looked at them in a different pespective and what i mean by this is that images are taken in different angels, when looking at imgae 15 i took that upside down to show that the branches look like vains

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i have had a look on pinterest for some ideas and i the minamilistic look. I'm thinking about doing that look with different poems on the other pages that dont have images on them.

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The red lines are showing what i see which is a print of an animal's foot. Others may see different as its part of pareidolia.

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I like both of them as they as each have there differences such as one is in colour and one is in black and white but the main difference is when looking at the emotions that has been created you can see it differently meaning in the BW version you can see that its more of a serious shocked face and when seeing it in colour you can see that its doesnt look so serious meaning that its just a bland look that is given.

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Ansel Easton Adams: was a landscape photographer and environmentalist known for his black-and-white images of the American West. He helped found Group f/64, an association of photographers advocating "pure" photography which favoured sharp focus and the use of the full tonal range of a photograph. Adams was best known for his ultra-sharp landscapes, which he achieved through the use of a 4×5 view camera. The view camera allowed Adams to adjust the film plane and the lens plane so he could control the depth of field and the size relationships of objects in the frame with tilt and rise and fall movements.

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Elliot porter: introduced his older brother to photographer and gallerist Alfred Stieglitz in about 1930. Stieglitz, after seeing Porter's work, encouraged Porter to work harder. Finally, in 1938, Stieglitz presented Porter's work, taken with a Linhof view camera, in his New York City gallery, An American Place. The exhibit's success prompted Porter to pursue photography full-time. For twenty years, Porter pursued a project to publish nature photographs combined with quotes from works by Henry David Thoreau. Not until an associate introduced him to the executive director of the Sierra Club did Porter find a willing publisher. His 1962 book, In Wildness Is the Preservation of the World featured Porter's colour nature studies of the New England woods.

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I chose this for my edit one as because it made me realise what I wanted to for this assignment. This photographs is naturally places as in I only took the photographs of the sticks. In my opinion they look like wishbones from a chicken.

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On the contact sheet the photographs are of faces and some of them are subjects you that you may or may not recognise. I have tried to use some of the ideas that I have gotten from the artists that I have written about such as different lighting and different angle.

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Ive looked at different styles of writing on Pinterest for some ideas

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the flie is to large to fit on the free padlet

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What have you been doing?
What have you seen that has inspired you?
Make comparisons between your ideas, research and work you’ve produced?
How can you improve?
What do you want to learn?
How are you going to do this?
Add any particular images that contextualise your working progress and development.