Following my presentation, it was discussed that I need to think more critically about my approach to fields and frames.
I was given ideas of, taking photos of Roman and Hannah and their relationship, especially because she didn't feel this sudden rush of love everyone had talked about, its been a struggle and Hannah felt she was the only one feeling this way, but after posting her feelings on Instagram saying that she does now love him completely, so many people turned to her and told her that they had felt the same way.
She also felt because she knew the sex of Roman there wasn't going to be any surprise to when he came out, other than what he looked like. Roman has had this massive impact on our family, in a way giving my mother a reason to sort her self out.
Another idea was photographing items that represent Roman and be more abstract in my approach, because photos of babies had already been done by almost everyone.
So the question is how do I intent to make it different?...
I guess that with more tutorials it will come out a bit more clear my intentions to what I intend to produce. but in any case having a go at trying 35mm film especially with the dark room workshop on Monday the 19th. But I also wanted to continue with my DSLR because of Pro Tools advanced photography.
A lot of my photos I didn't want them to be posed because I felt that 'in the moment' is obviously more real but real emotion and you can see how they felt in that moment.
Following from photographing his representations or possessions to see if that could tell more of a story, I didn't want to loose my passion in my idea, but i'm almost too close to it as well to have a critical reflection... However I know what I feel looks good and what doesn't.
Learning about Lightroom I can create both collections and catalogues to decide which ones work and which don't and also showing what I have done to Rosie in tutorials. However I am limited by this in terms of analogue film but this is easily solved by digitising them or scanning the negs in to my computer or even scanning in the processed images.
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