So for the non self portrait photo where we cannot participate in the photo I don't plan on making a heavy use of nature. Taking a picture of nature or something with similar broad meaning can represent many things so how could I get nature to portray me or the facets of me? I'm iffy on just physical objects though. I'm thinking of a blend between nature and an object. The image I have right now would be a sparring spot that me and my friends used back home with my sparring sword embedded into the ground. Their are plenty of large boulders around the area that can be easily climbed so I could get a few nice shots with those angles where I'm looking down on the scene. The autumn colors of the park may make and interesting narrative considering that was the time of year we mostly sparred. So the colors may be fun to play with but a black and white image also sounds appealing.
For the second shot where we have to have a portion of our figure within the photo I kind of want to finish a small project I'm working on now that should be wearable in about a week if I can continue to work on it. I'm thinking of an over the shoulder shot while kneeling so the image should catch a bit of the lower right side of my face and focus in on my right arm resting on my right leg while showing a hard flooring. I don't want grass or leaves within this photo for the items I'm working on are angular. So maybe I'll take the photo within the Kauke arch but from the angle I'm taking the photo it won't be recognizable as the arch.
I have a feeling we are going to read one another's paragraph in class and wright a response about it giving idea's or criticism. So feel free to rip apart or be constructive on my idea's it actually helps me work. Thanks.
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