Brighton/order and disorder Maia RUSSELL-MURPHY Photography 56345 1162
Photographs referenced Bill Brandt- B/W Dramatic light These all relate to order and disorder as they are Lee Friedlander Cities Alistair Miller – odd angles
Improved first pictures
all connected and have every shape where its supposed to be in each space I really like these photos I took because they stand out and they are nice to look at from a distance away
More improvements to photos
I really like these pictures as they are all very colourful and pretty and they have good features towards them as they all stand out and they are very eye catching they relate to order and disorder as each shape is connected in the shapes and they all fit as well with the theme.
Photographers referenced Paul Strand epic Tim Hall city scapes David Benjemin Sherry False colours
Initial ideas X4 They relate to order and disorder as they are all knit and fit in each space and they are all effective pictures I like them as they stand out well and look interesting to look at and they have splashes colours in the spaces
Photographers used • Eric Kim • Fay Godwin
Developed ideas X2 These relate to order and disorder as they all fit in each space and they are all very effective and stand out well I really like these as they are cool and colourful and they really look nice from a distance
Photographers used • Lee Friedlander Cities • Alistair Miller – odd angles • Eric Kim Street photos proximity • Fay Godwin Textures in city • Amy Rodgester Shapes within things cut outs
Final idea This is effective as it stands out well and its very effective with the shapes and patterns under the wood this relates to order and disorder as its broken but each crack in the wood fits in the shape which makes it look really effective and the colours make it look good as its only a bit of colour which makes it more eye catching and makes your eyes funny when you look at it for a while. This really does celebrate order and disorder as there is order but its confused so that becomes disorder.