FOREGROUNDS
This project focused on the concept of foreground and looked at site elements for observation & recording.
Task 1 consisted of taking 5 photographs that were all within the same colour range. My chosen colour was green. My photos try to capture the pattern and texture of each object I have chosen to photograph.
For task 2 I collected 5 objects with very contrasting shapes and characteristics, tying them together with one narrative, emphasising the use of juxtaposition.
Below are my photographs taken for
Task 1:
Green Gravel |
Algae |
Grassy shrubs |
Moss |
Mouldy leaves |
Buxus sempervirens |
Grasses |
Task 2:
My objects consisted of a variety of different shapes and sizes that i found all washed up on the river bed of the Thames.
Below is the story of my narrative, entwining all of the objects into one short historical story.
A SHORT HISTORY...
1. An old steel rope
CHRISTOPHER 1880 |
He is an old steel rope who has travelled from China on a China tea clipper arriving in Greenwich for the first time in 1880. Once he arrived he didn't want to make the long journey home, but instead lived upon the Thames Riverfront helping to moor small barges and other vessels. This is how he met Antonia..
2. A small part of a ceramic pot washed up onto the riverside.
3. The neck of a glass bottle.
HENRY 1920 |
4. The bottom of an old milk/juice bottle
ANNIE 1940 |
5. Fisherman's rope
ALEX 2000 |
6. Part of some string used in at a construction site.
EMILY 2014 |
Emily is a very grateful worker who is slender and pretty. She lacks confidence but is very good at her job which consists of carrying huge amounts of sand and concrete slabs to assist builders with their construction work.
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