Category Archives: QUARANTINE

Today my little sister and I went for a walk as part of our one hour exercise and I thought I’d bring my camera for the ride to see what we could capture from finally being allowed out the house. Since we haven’t been living in the same household, we had to keep our distanceContinue reading “SEVEN: RAYS OF GOLD”

Today was a difficult because I woke up really not feeling at all motivated to do a shoot, but regardless, I grabbed my camera and found an area of the house with soft natural lighting and a blank white wall, and settled for the kitchen. I felt like this shoot only really had one strongContinue reading “SIX: DOLLED UP”

For today, I wanted to capture aspects of my routine again, but this time making them extra posed and staged. I used a similar set up as day three, but this time focused more on where I wanted to be lit from and how. I wanted some slightly more dramatic lighting to really separate meContinue reading “FIVE: THE ARTIFICIAL MUNDANE”

For today’s shoot, I wanted to look deeper into the concept I explored yesterday but approached in a different way, as I would like to explore the use of mirrors to express control in terms of what is seen and what isn’t. In this, I used tried a whole host of new tripod set upsContinue reading “FOUR: REVERB”

For today’s shoot, I had just gotten out of the shower and looked myself in the steamy mirror and wondered how I could make really staged photos out of my daily routine- so I started with the very basics and set up my camera in my bathroom, with my tripod propped up on my toilet,Continue reading “THREE: SCRIPTED MONOTOMY”

For the second day, I decided to do a photoshoot as soon as I woke up- with no makeup or hair product, with my blanket and eye bags, and shoot a ‘No Bullshit’ image set. For this, I used the same set-up as yesterday, windowsill with a tripod, a handheld trigger, and a mirror setContinue reading “TWO: FRESH OUT OF BED”

For this shoot, I found a space in our flat with access to open sky, which allowed for the sunlight to hit inside the room an hour after noon. So I set up a little home studio in the windowsill with a tripod, a handheld trigger, and a mirror set up to reflect the capturedContinue reading “ONE: SUNSTROKED”