Rebecca Sidaway

This was a shoot experimenting with different layers, textures involving movement. Not all of my images have movement in every single photo, a lot of them are still life pictures then I add a movement image into it to follow my theme.

I love the first two images (above^) they have great structure to them and so much going on in them yet they dont take the attention away. I noticed especially with the first image structure and angles are really important when creating a image like this as sometimes the photos can be too much that it's to chaotic and you are looking at one specific element instead of all three images.

What I love most about these images and also Rebecca Sidaway's is that you look at the image and you have to look again, and your trying to work out what it is and you suddenly get shocked by what you see as you realise the different elements in the photo which have been layered on top of each other.

The opacity has to be at the right level as sometimes it can be too much and sometimes not enougth that you lose the main focus. I also noticed sometimes there can be a empty space of composition and with this style of photography its better when the composition is everywhere. For example is some of Sidaways photos she has empty parts such as the sky.

Overall the shoot went really well, I must remember to capture different movements such as people, cyclists, cars and I have learnt from this show to develop into looking at different structures of buildings or people and the way the photo is taken such as looking up at something or looking down, or using the rule of thirds and capturing the corner of a photo.