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Very moving written work Caitlin and something very close to your heart. I am looking forward to seeing your visual images from this written documentation - Primary photographs of "What I remember" could be great starting points as well as your artist research " Larry Sultan"

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These are quite documentary styled shots where I have stuck the photos to an A5 piece of paper then titled them as to where the photograph was taken. Then I found out who was in the photographs and jotted it down next to or underneath.

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for my final out come i will be taking my familys photos of my great nana back to where they were originally taken and have chosen to try and fit them to the background. to me this makes these memories more relate able as many of the photo are to old for me to remember.

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with this image I decided to try a different technique. I chose to hold the photograph in one and the camera at the top of my shoulder with the other hand, then tried to fit the photo into the background manually before taking the shot. this worked quite well and I am quite pleased with the way both of these techniques turned out.

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I created this image by taking a photo from my fore arm looking towards my hand holding an image of my Nana carol and my great Nana Hilda. I then took photos of the area the original photo was taken so I could cut and paste the image of my hand and arm onto the top to fit in with the background.

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In this photo I used the cut and paste technique as it was quite windy and I could not get the photo still enough to take the shot. I have chosen to leave this image in colour because in the Polaroid shot my great Nana looks like she did from when I can remember her where as in the marine park images she is abit younger so I never really saw her when she looked like that.

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this image was a little bit harder to compose as the house that it was taken outside of has had a porch added on to the front of the house. With this edit I decided to leave it in colour and I did this not because I can remember this but actually because I lived on the street the photo of my great Nana had been taken.

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.Her large lens glasses
.Her curly white hair
.Her dementia
.The way she used to get me and mam confused for each-other
.The way she always used to cut the tops off my tinned tomatoes
.Estee Lauder perfumes
.Friar tuck jugs
. blue plastic beaker

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I remember one day I was at my nanas house and the house phone started to ring so I answered to hear my nana Hilda crying in pain but saying she was okay. then my nana came in and took the phone from me, later that day I was told she had been taken to hospital and they said she had fallen on the landing and broken her hip.

I remember the night she died like it was yesterday. Me and my little brother were asleep one night when my mam came in and woke us up. she took us to her friends house and told us she needed to go see my great nana ( the hospital had told my nana and mam the she wasn't going to last the night) and even tho I was very young at the time I think I knew what was going on. when my mam came and collected us the next day and took us straight to my nanas house. When we got there my mam took me to the top of the stairs and sat down with me as she started to cry...
As she cried i turned around and began to explain something that i had saw the night before. "mam its okay, she came to see me before she left, she told me i had to be strong and that i will see her again some day. she also said i had to look after you and asked me to tell you she loves you so much.

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My Nana was a very homely person. She liked to be in her own home, with her family and friend visiting her regularly although she wasn't a person that would go visiting others. She didn't go to over 60's club, bingo or socializing in pubs. As she got into her later years she became very accident prone falling quite frequently. She broke her femur and then a few years later she broke her wrist and split her head open having to have her head stapled shut. Then she then broke her hip when she fell on the landing at the top of the stairs but still managed to get about the house using her zimmer frame for a few years until she became unable to look after herself and went into a care home. in the home she remained a privet woman and did not mix very with the other people, but her family visited her everyday.

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https://docs.google.com/document/d/1HtY8fMdF-668K9l_ZKHeiYHCEjuFJJXlM3CC_tUx_gI/edit#heading=h.6b98ipuicdev

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https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1Ik-BPpRbWebEw1BYHIVfQw2_NaVRrg73iUvswlmD6os/edit#slide=id.p

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Larry sultan, who died in mid December of 2009, was a documentary and staged photographer from the San Fernando Valley in California. Sultan created a project called ‘pictures from home’ which was a number of documentary styled images, in which we see his mother and father in their day to day life. We also see some family memorabilia and items from their home.

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this relates to what i am wanting to do within my personal project as sultan is photographing the life of his parents and their home which is similar to what i am doing as i am photographing the memories of my great nana and finding out what people can remember

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A comparison between sultan and van Manen 

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A comparison between sultan and van Manen 

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A comparison between the two would be that Sultans work is more personal to him and his family were as Van Manen's work was more about the memories and photographs other people have of their late family members.

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this relates to my project as when Van Manen was traveling to take these photographs she was also talking to the families about the person in the photo and finding out about there life.

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Bertien van manen is a dutch photographer who had a strang interest for common people and their photographs. She created a series of shots called ‘give me your image’. Which required her to travel through many countries in europe, from 2002 till 2005, taking photographs of other people's photos and and finding out about the people in them.

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I chose to colour plash this image as I can not really remember any of the photographs in this shot but I will always remember the doily she used to keep on her coffee tabled, its the one thing I have to remember her by so it is the one thing in this photo that stands out to me.

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In this shot I have colour splashed the images that show my great Nana in the way I remembered her and left the images of her in her younger years black and white.