My third FMP idea is to show the person we are used to
seeing vs what they do which may surprise people. My goal is to make people realise you shouldn't judge a book by its cover weather it be about the lifestyle they live, the clothes they wear or the hobbies they participate in. I would create these by
either having the 2 images next to each other or by using double exposures. For
example a portrait of a woman and and a full body shot of the same woman
enjoying her hobby for example dancing. Or I may decide to do something to
similar to Gillian Wearing where the people in the pictures seem conventional
however they are holding signs of what they do for a living or their hobbies that
you wouldn’t expect from them. I could also (still thinking of Gillian Wearing’s
style) do a similar thing but with emotions or what they think about certain
things?
Photographers who have covered this area:
Gillian Wearing
Jane Bown (provokes natural emotions)
Tom Hussey
Photographers who have covered this area:
Gillian Wearing
Jane Bown (provokes natural emotions)
Tom Hussey
Equipment needed:
Studio lighting kit
Flash cable
Backdrops
Studio lighting kit
Flash cable
Backdrops
Digital Camera
Light metre
Light metre
I have a home studio kit so I will not need to hire out any equipment however if I needed to I could borrow a lighting kit from the college if I had any faults with my own.
Pro’s
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Con’s
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Challenging
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Challenging
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Something new to experiment with
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Finding confident models
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Improve flash skills
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Complicated, has to be just right for it to work
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Find true person behind the perception
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Models may not want to reveal the true them due to it
being a personal hobby etc.
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Costings:
little thank you chocolates for models roughly £4
If done in college buy them coffee roughly £2 per person
Professionals who may be interested:
Editors from magazines?
Timescale:
10-20 finals images over the 3 months
Visual examples:

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