Moodboard of ideas for photo sequence
Idea 1
A day in the life of me in lockdown
10 photos
waking up, eating, dressed, working, eating, exercise, resting, eating, ready for bed, going to bed
Aims: I could use different angles and shot sizes
I could do a combination black and white and colour images
I like the idea of the first and last photo being similar and the repetition of some activities (eating.)
Inspired by: Heather Avrech
Idea 2
Passing by
Set the camera by the window and throughout the day I will take photos of people, vehicles going past to capture different moments in the day of what goes past my window
Aims: Camera in same position all day so the shot size is the same but lighting and what is in the frame will change in each photo depending on time of day, weather and what is happening when the photo is taken.
Inspired loosely by: the Abbey Road photos that mimic the iconic Beatle photo. I like the idea of different people going past the same location.
Idea 3
Covid-Times
A series of photos that explain life in Covid times. Individually, the photos wouldn't mean much but grouped together they represent our "new normal".
1. Hand gel
2. Washing hands
3. Face mask
4. two metres on a tape measure
5. Teams / Zoom on a phone or laptop
Aims: I will capture the items in isolation, close up, using plain, non distracting backgrounds so they look like crime scene evidence photos. I will present them side by side in the same size frames so that when seen in a group they make meaning.
Inspired by: Vice magazine: Inside a Russian Woman's handbag
Idea 4
Action shot: A cartwheel
I'll use the multi burst setting on my phone to take a photo of someone doing a cartwheel to then edit together into one image to show the individual movements that make up the cartwheel.
Aims: Multiburst and stand completely still so shot size doesn't change so I can then edit them all into one photo.
Inspired by: sequential photography such as Muybridge but I will use photoshop to make my image more like Lars School's action photos:
Human and Animal Locomotion by Muybridge 
Waldi Muller by Lars School
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