Creating Sequential Image : Leave but keep

   First of all, a few days ago I have seen a photo of a man trying to go inside a glass bottle. The photo made me feel that it has a lot of various meanings. So, that image inspired me to create my work.                 

Leave and keep is sometimes you want to throw somethings that has a relationship to you away, and when it's time to leave it, you will see more and more memory in it. Then it will make you feel hard to throw it away. The more you want to delete, the more memory will be. In the end, you are still stuck in the thing.(Theartofphotography.tv, 2022)

 I started by setting up my mug to make sure that it was beside the frame and have side space for me. I used my Ipad pro with auto setting on my Ipad. I set my room to be dark and open a small light with a flash from my phone. I shot a regular one and black and white because I want to know the energy of the photo that it gives to me in different colors. I shot 45 images so that I had a good image that came out as I planned.       

I then uploaded these images to Goodnotes application to created contact sheet.( Create - Select all images) Here are the contract sheets of the shot.




This is the final sequential Leave and Keep image.


I'm pretty satisfied with this work as it's my first work but after this, I'll try to do better and take as many photos as I can to have various ideas.  I'm going to need to improve on more poses and expressions, but overall I'm quite impressed that images can be together to the story.I hope this work is going be my good first step.


Comments

  1. Zoe Van-de-Velde14 October 2022 at 08:12

    Okay good start on the sequential images - you still are missing a welcome post and you need to add this. Also you needed to add your final images here

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