Idea: For this idea I would be focusing on documenting the theme of 'Society' through landscape, narrative and documentary photography focusing more on the negative aspects that the community has on their own society and things that need to be improved upon by all members of that society such as homelessness, gang, knife and drug crime. By doing this I hope to create a intense series of photographic works that would hopefully inspire a lot of reflection and discussion by my target audience in the hopes that my art piece could even inspire changes within the societies that we live in.
Themes: For this idea I would be focusing on the themes of landscape, narrative and documentary photography to create a response based solely around the theme of 'Society' and the negative effects that we have and cause on our own societies such as gang, knife and drug crime as well as people effected by homelessness in the hopes that I could potentially inspire some form of change to happen through the target audience of my photographic work, in the hopes that at least it would encourage people to further support and guide their communities within the society they live to make changes for a better and more inclusive life for all.
Locations: For this idea I would take my photographs in these locations:
- Kingston
- Croydon
- London
- Bromley
- Kent
- Whitechapel, London
Photos Needed: For this idea I would be focusing on documenting the negative aspects of our societies and the areas that really need support, advice and guidance from the community in order to really make a change on the societies that people live in such as gang, knife and drug crime and even homelessness and the impact it can have on the attitudes and mindsets of other people who witness the aftermath of these unresolved issues that we all witness on a daily basis. So my for my responses to this project I decided that I would focus on creating controversial photographic pieces that highlight the different areas within the societies that we all live in and how we can all really help to make a different, even just through raising some form of awareness about it to a wider audience.
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