Re-shooting

Now that I have taken my test shots and analysed them, I can now move on to re-shooting my images. 

After analysing my images, I now know what I am looking to do for my final images. I am looking to:

Experiment

- Set building

- Special effects

- Scale

- Angles

- Different scenarios

- Possibly make a storyboard (a series of images which tell a story)

Being a photographer, I know that not everything goes exactly how I would like. In this case, because I am shooting my images outside, I need the natural sunlight to light my images. If this does not go to plan, I would have to have a back-up plan.

Plan B

If I do not have the weather on my side, I have devised a back-up plan so that I can still photograph my images.

- Indoors

- Build a set (keeping it quite simple)

- Use artificial light


Building my set
Jake and Dinos Chapman are English visual artists, often known as the Chapman brothers, who work together as a collaborative sibling duo. Their subject matter is often deliberately shocking, including, in 2008, a series of works that appropriated original watercolours by Adolf Hitler.

If I decide to build a little bit of a set for my piece of work, I will bear Jake and Dinos Chapman's work in mind:

These images are from the photo series 'hell'.

Although these images aren't relevant to my project in sense of theme, they are relevant in set-building. These images will give me a reference to look back to when building my set in order to give my images a sense of surrounding and give them more of an atmosphere.