Photography reflection

Day 1
What is your interest or position of your subject matter?

So I started from the fire and extended it to the flame will bring about burning, the burning material will turn into ashes, and the ashes form a meaning of death in a certain sense, so I extended my idea, the expression of death, the funeral Expression, death in a sense

What techniques have you tried to convey your point of view? Are they working?

I try to use performance art to convey my ideas. I will use burnt ashes and wax splashes on my body to interpret this kind of death.

What feedback did you receive from your group discussions today?

We exchanged ideas with each other,

How will you integrate this feedback into your revisions?

Same as my initial idea of myself above

Day 2
The creative process was broken down into very small steps. Explain how this helped you recognise or learn anything about the way you explore and formulate ideas in a sketchbook.

I think it is effective to draw in step by step. I even wrote a script for it. The purpose is to let my actors know how to do it more clearly. Although it is just a very simple script, it is also at the end of the filming. It’s perfect without interpretation, maybe because it’s the first time, it’s not a good grasp of the rhythm, but it’s still complete, but there is still room for improvement.

Were you satisfied with your subject matter, framing, and location?
What would you change and why?

For safety reasons, I still wrapped some plastic wrap and a layer of gauze on my model. If I can make some progress, I might consider some other ways to convey what he should wrap around and wrap his body. What does it mean? A kind of protection? Or what, and about his actions, should he be more mad at one step at a time? Or add something else, what does death mean to us? These need to be explained in more detail

What were the benefits and challenges of working on location?

When the camera is fixed, I think the story in the camera becomes a focal point, so it can be more interpreted as a living body of movement, an action or a dialogue or a narrative conveyed by expression. In short, the focal point is Of the object focused in that lens, regardless of whether it is alive or not

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