as we build up a bank of images 2 questions seem to arise
1/ how do we give them meaning , place them in a context that deals with an artists response to their environment
2/ is the assemblage or collated images as a collective image bank enough of a response....perhaps what we are doing is using simple photography to identify aspects of composition that have been learnt or instilled in us over time...what else can we do?
I suggest that several methods might be employed to make final images for this section of the course...
a/ giving titles to images places them in a context
b/ altering or photoshopping images alters our reltionship as original raw data
c/ writing about them or overlaying with text can give meaning to them
I now want you to try to contextualise your photographs 9remember you should have about 10 a week to work with in the first 2 weeks and by the last week i would like to see how we can resolve this process.
Perhaps you will set photos up rather spot the image and shoot it. Perhaps you will construct the images.....
hey those are awesome
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