I am going to photograph alley ways and corners and even bridges that look like they lead somewhere or make you wonder if they are leading somewhere fascinating or make you even think "where is it leading".
Also, I will be photographing lanscape-type images of clouds/the sky (most of my images will have clouds/the sky in) because I think it makes image more interesting and lively and makes you think of heaven and happy things.
At night time or just when its dark, I will photograph alleys or bridges or cornered places, which will give the image a scary affect that will make the viewer think of negative things. This is another one of my ideas.
Another proposition I have is images of a garden or multiple gardens in one shot so that you may think of the idea of neighbours and it will be sunny and it will be a happy and peaceful scene and it could mirror the idea of different gardens are for the different people, they are all gardens but the gardens are all different in different ways. One garden may have just women's clothes on the line and roses in the garden. The garden adjacent to it may have children's clothes on it and have bikes lying on the grass and maybe the garden on the other side will have a cat on it.
While thinking of the previous ide above, I thought of another idea to expand people's horizons; taking an image of a fence, the fence will be slightly out of focus and it will be a close up on the fence, whilst the view over the fence is in focus, or visa versa. This will make people think of what's on the other side of the fence, who lives there? What's going on over there?
A further idea I have, is to take an image of a parent and a child at a park or an open space, maybe feeding ducks or just playing about. This will create an effect of love and what's going on in this family. Is everything ok? Is either of them ill? Will they be moving far away? Where is the other parent? What is their situation?
My final idea is to have someone sitting on their own at a park or just in a field somewhere. Obviously this will make the viewer ask a lot of questions. I want there to be some kind of leading line(s) around the person so it is quite focused on them. I don't want the person to be in the centre of the image, i'd like to put them in either the top or bottom corner or the image.
I want these images to make the viewer ask and think numerous questions. Maybe confuse them a little.
At night time or just when its dark, I will photograph alleys or bridges or cornered places, which will give the image a scary affect that will make the viewer think of negative things. This is another one of my ideas.
Another proposition I have is images of a garden or multiple gardens in one shot so that you may think of the idea of neighbours and it will be sunny and it will be a happy and peaceful scene and it could mirror the idea of different gardens are for the different people, they are all gardens but the gardens are all different in different ways. One garden may have just women's clothes on the line and roses in the garden. The garden adjacent to it may have children's clothes on it and have bikes lying on the grass and maybe the garden on the other side will have a cat on it.
While thinking of the previous ide above, I thought of another idea to expand people's horizons; taking an image of a fence, the fence will be slightly out of focus and it will be a close up on the fence, whilst the view over the fence is in focus, or visa versa. This will make people think of what's on the other side of the fence, who lives there? What's going on over there?
A further idea I have, is to take an image of a parent and a child at a park or an open space, maybe feeding ducks or just playing about. This will create an effect of love and what's going on in this family. Is everything ok? Is either of them ill? Will they be moving far away? Where is the other parent? What is their situation?
My final idea is to have someone sitting on their own at a park or just in a field somewhere. Obviously this will make the viewer ask a lot of questions. I want there to be some kind of leading line(s) around the person so it is quite focused on them. I don't want the person to be in the centre of the image, i'd like to put them in either the top or bottom corner or the image.
I want these images to make the viewer ask and think numerous questions. Maybe confuse them a little.
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