change

Little child - For this shoot i took my inspiration

from Pol Ubeda Hervas, his incorporation of using

shadows, without a body for the shadow to come

from, made me think of how i could develop this

idea, into something of my own.

However where he used shadows, to represent, how

he didn't recognize himself anymore, I went of in a

completely different direction, using shadows as a

way of projecting the past memories, in the present

day, hence the title "Change"

What she knew - was inspired by a train journey, on my way back from school, whilst looking into the window,

and seeing myself reflected in the window.

What happened here? Dirty reflection

What happened

here? & Dirty

reflection I have

included these

images to, make

the viewer, try and

imagine, what

has happened in

this child's past, to

put her in to this

position.

These are both

part of the same

gallery, however

are still two

different

shoots.

A new direction For me this is a new direction, as

The title of the shoot suggests. I was previously just focusing, on the bad changes in life, however,

this turn of events, gives a new portrayal of my Unit 1 title "change", not just representing human

life, but life around us, and how it is perceived.

Change can be simple

The majority of my work so far, has always had a

deeper meaning behind it, to represent change,

however, I became aware that change can be

really simple, and, basic, hence the creation of

this shoot. It is the change of a person over time,

and the journey that it takes to get there.

Change over time (pun intended) I have included this shoot, as it has a play on, words, change, not just meaning what is now different, but also

money, is over time, in this case money over the clock, which represent time. So this shoot, is more based

around the title, as without it, it probably wouldn't make much sense.

Ignorance is Bliss

This shoot was included, to remind people, that we

have no idea, what changes are in store for the future.

The human impact

This shoot was inspired by the photographer Robert Adams, and his work based around the

change that humans have had on the environment.

Wherever life takes you

This is the last of my work for this unit, and it was taken in order to represent my life. I have no idea where my

life will end; all I can do is decide which path to take.