I D E N T I T Y OF THE OUTDOORS.

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I D E N T I T Y OF THE OUTDOORS

Type of photography The type of photography that I will be focusing on is photography of nature. I will be linking the idea of identity to nature to put a twist on the normal idea of using people with the idea of identity. For example the lines on the back of leaves are like finger prints of humans Or the rings inside the trunk of a tree signify how old the tree is

Shots? I will be focusing on close ups and medium shots Close ups; to ensure that I can see all the details on the subject that allow us to look further into the identity of nature The medium shot may be used to allow us to see more in the frame and have a different insight

Research What does nature identity photography look like:

Connotations of the examples They are meant to show nature as mysterious, interesting and simply beautiful. They are mostly brightly coloured to keep the audience interested in something that we don’t normally pay attention to. Some of them are darkly coloured and I think that’s to create mystery for the audience and make them intrigued into the picture.