Adrian Winter
2nd Year BA (hons) Wildlife Photography
Unit 203 - Environments
Log Book
First thoughts...
Approaches...
What kind of photographs do I want to make? That is, if I weren't doing this unit what images would I be making anyway and can I carry on in that way and still fulfil the brief? Or is that a bad idea anyway, would I not be better off working at it from the other end, deciding on what it is I want to say and coming up with a way of saying it? (That is if photography is about "saying things.")
[Idea: How three different environments effect the same species. Would work well with a tree, like Yew or...Could I do it with a bird?]
Another approach is to consider what potential market my images might be aimed at. Obviously the immediate market is Mike and Jonathon and that has its own set of criteria but should they be all that different to what might work on Alamy or for wildlife magazines, galleries....?
Collections....leads (eventually) to my project images,
Oak Image pages: oak leaf image 9x 30 Oak leaf sevens. Oak Leaf seven groups grids Circular Oak Leaf Arrangements
Also: razor shells
&: holly leaves
03/02/05 The pieces are starting to come together, I've decided to shelve the random selection idea (though what I will be doing does have a random element) and use it for the next project - man's effect - where I think it will work really well. I've come to this decision because the collections idea is starting to take off.