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Further development and refinement of my original brainstorming

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Here as a group unraveled the mystery of film preservation and understand how we in fact store our film locally. It was a museum of memories. Which lead onto this particular conversation.

How do certain ways of preservation affect the history of Manchester? Does the correct preservation really secure memories though film works? Or is that within the object itself?

Is to keep the history of Manchester safe from becoming destroyed overtime better than it deteriorating over time and becoming expired as it would normally do?

I have documented our journey through images taken long the way

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Found Our Primary Resource for researching 

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I was originally looking in charity shops for any orphaned objects but as I was on my way back and came across a vintage shop. The best place for orphaned objects.

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Presentation created by Jemma Beaven

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As I was out on a walk I came across this, this will definitely be useful to photograph

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A quick look into a man made memory room

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My Thoughts On Presenting, Preserving Objects; Real Shops

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My Thoughts On Presenting, Preserving Objects; Real Shops

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My sketches to help develop my visuals for my shoot

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Really happy with how my images turned out. I was nervous when it came to shooting film in a studio environment because I can’t ‘check’ how the lighting is etc etc. However I am pleased and pleasantly surprised with how they turned out- keeping a steady lighting throughout was the best approach as I wouldn’t want to change things half way through. Will add my favourite selections after this.

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A reference image for what we could end up doing- Include being able to, walk around

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Virtual Museum Presentation- For Final Exhibition 

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Virtual Museum Presentation- For Final Exhibition 

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I tried to make the model look as close to the original clock as possible in Maya, I then exported it into Substance 3D Painter where I made the textures of the clock. Once it was finished I imported it into the   virtual exhibit.

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Once Jemma had sent over her images, I imported them into the exhibit where the next step is to add the descriptions of each picture.

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Understanding the history of photography is important considering the brief is all about history. Here is my quick diagram on the early stages of photography

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Understanding the development of film cameras to digital 

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Understanding the development of film cameras to digital 

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This is important to grasp upon because I am re-visiting history with using a historical object ( film camera )

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Presentation created by Jemma Beaven

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Nicéphore Niépce captured the first ever fixed image by channeling light through a camera obscura into a pewter block coated with bitumen. I have referenced this photograph because although it doesn’t relate to Manchester, it relates heavily amongst the historical connotations towards my own work when exploring the history of the camera and photographs.

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He was a young lad that came from a less fortunate home and one of his biggest interests since he as a boy was exploring the vast ocean. When he got older he was able to secure a job as a crew member of a ship and when he found out about a new regime that was happening involving a peaches of new equipment that was able to allow you to travel underwater he volunteered to test this machinery asap. He hen goes on to be one of the lost well known underwater marine explorers Manchester have ever known.

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She was a lady of high class and taste and Due to her high stature was able to board the first ever Manchester to Liverpool Railway. Her dressing is often similar but elegant but looks a bit higher and you will always spot her often extravagant hats over many different colours and shapes.

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Being considered a child genius in her school she also went on to be the youngest PhD holder in Manchester history. While most people would let the popularity and respect get to their head this atomic scientist remains humble while also going on to having more achievements such as taking part in the success of discovering atomic theory. While working on these experiments she was involved in an accident involving an atomic division chamber which later gave her the ability to manipulate any object's atomic structure. After the accident she surprisingly went on in her career as normal and even started to make use of her new found abilities in her experiments.

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Now that Dan's art has been imported into the exhibition, This means that it is finished and ready to be submitted.