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https://www.diyphotography.net/photographer-uses-video-chat-to-take-photos-during-coronavirus-quarantine/

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Lost and Found project (probably the closest to some of the images I was taking throughout the course)

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Lost and Found project (probably the closest to some of the images I was taking throughout the course)

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http://liamfrankland.com/portfolio/lost-and-found-photography/

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Empty spaces due to lockdown (taken at noon)

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Empty spaces due to lockdown (taken at noon)

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https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/in-pictures-52127945

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https://www.creativeboom.com/inspiration/melancholy-photographs-of-abandoned-office-plants-after-the-first-lockdown-was-lifted/

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https://www.artlimited.net/project/abandonment/en/765?tabid=3

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https://www.theguardian.com/artanddesign/2019/may/12/beauty-in-ruins-the-wonder-of-abandoned-buildings-a-photo-essay

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Week 2 was an experiment of using black and white photography, dusting myself off from not shooting much since the previous academic year - and exploring what I thought people may want to see. Although none of the images ended up being used - this week was key in terms of my understanding of the class.

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I was really proud of some of the images taken this week - and still am now. I think the images of canary wharf across the river, and the seagulls could hold a place in a future project. However, I was just experimenting with what I wanted to shoot and where I was taking things in this week - I had no real cohesion.

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This week I decided to explore abandonment more, I also developed the aesthetic style that I continue throughout the weeks. A couple of the images continue on from week 2 where I photographed 'mess' but I think this week was really pivotal for my final project.

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This week was about where I had cemented the idea of abandonment as something I wanted to continue to shoot and potentially put in the final project.  I began the week with shooting images inside my house, to portray the idea that we are unable to go out much at the moment.  However, as you can see I shot some great images in one of the parks near me which really tie into the final idea.

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I came up with a concept (see 'layout ideas') where I use images of my friends drinking and having fun - and put them in front of abandoned, lonely looking scenes. I still love the idea, it just wasn't practical as I couldn't print the photos in time, and I couldn't bring my iPad everywhere with me due to its size and value. I considered doing the work in post production - but I think this would have completely ruined the project and taken away the authenticity of the images.

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Similarly with week 9, I knew what direction I was going in with these images, I was focusing on abandonment, and really tried (and failed) to find a brief 5 image. I also tried to take some juxtaposing images - lots of people around and pictures of one of my friends are as far from the final project choice as I could have gone.

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Some of these images had the same aesthetic as previous weeks, however for the most part I was trying to push myself out of my comfort zone and take grungy, dark images which could have changed the direction of my project. I do enjoy these images a lot, and plan to take more like it in the future. Who knew going out of your comfort zone was so fun?!

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I knew exactly what I wanted to photograph this week. I was tying up loose ends and taking images that may or may not work in the brief to give myself as much choice as possible. Some of these images I could use if i did the project again from scratch.

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Whilst this image does fulfil the brief, and aesthetically I love the image - it creates a sense of conflict. The childs shoe with the barbed wire in the background means it would be too easy for the audience to create a narrative of war - which isn't what I want to depict. I still love the image, it's just not right in this context.

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I love this image as it highlights the boots as the main focus of the image - due to the blur behind them, the white paint on the stump etc.. Also, It's strange that they would be left there.  I imagine it as someone being stood on the stump and then just vanishing leaving shoes sat there with no owner.

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The composition of this image is very aesthetically pleasing, with the tree to the left helloing create a boarder, and lots of lines running down the page.  The swing looks as if it were still swinging - as if someone was sat on it and disappeared leaving the swing in the exact position it was whilst they were sat on it.

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This image works best, in terms of telling a story and continuing the  Point of View style of photography.  Again it paints this story of someone sitting and enjoying their lunch and then just vanishing.

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These images work for brief 4 perfectly.  The garden looks like it's telling us a story, while the leg stays in the same position (almost exactly) the girls head is dishevelled in the second photo and has sunk, the sign has twisted to show a different message in the second image.  These have a horror-esk feel about them.  If I wanted to write a book I would use this as my stimulus.

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Doesn't match the Point of view style due to looking down.  Wouldn't tie in well enough

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not the same aesthetic - see below comment

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I also love this image, however it doesn't quite link with the story enough, and the subject almost looks as if it were placed there on purpose (even though it wasn't)

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‘A Clear, Visible Representation of My Face’

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‘A Creative Image to Represent Me’

I chose to use disposable prints as my main love in life is spending time with my friends and family - some of which are in the prints.  Furthermore, all of the pictures individually bring back good memories, be it from before or after rona.

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https://charlottesphotography.cargo.site/

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If I had an opportunity to do brief 4 twice, I would use this combined with it's daytime counterpart - I just think the swing image works better in brief 2, and I couldn't choose something that worked better, furthermore, the leg image is so good in brief 4 that I couldn't bring myself to move it.

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Just another angle, I prefer this than the night photo chosen, however I prefer the daytime photo I chose, and I wanted the angle to match - thus this one doesn't work any more.

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This image just doesn't do the garden justice, there is so much going on and I don't think this shows the weirdness enough.

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Stuck at Home

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Whilst this image could work as a conclusive image for another series - it doesn't tie into the images I've chosen enough.

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I just love that the poster tells a real life story, but you can't read it all because of the scratches - I'd describe this image as a conclusion fo a film or book, due to the calmness in the background, and yet the scratches indicate that something has happened that we don't know about.  This image holds the same aesthetic as the first three, and concludes the story told in the fourth brief - its perfect for a conclusive image.

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Images taken inside

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Images taken outside

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iPad camera

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Alongside the other image, that I have used for Brief 5. These would have worked as well as the leg ones however, the headlights approaching ruin the idea of there being no people around. And the poster idea works too well in brief 5.

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My Inspiration part 1 - No human contact.

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My Inspiration part 1 - No human contact.

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I am inspired by this piece, due to lockdown restrictions it is hard to create or maintain close and personal relationships with others.  The artist of this work highlighted that she will not meet her subject.  I walk lots because it is the only time I get to go out, and up until this point my pictures have been of inanimate objects and landmarks (see @lottie.in.london https://instagram.com/lottie.in.london?igshid=18n9g3ritgao0 on instagram if you want to see lockdown 2 images) this concept the artist has created will allow mew type photograph real people in a corona-allowed way.  Very interesting concept.