Lewis Stewart Photography

For the second Interim show, I decided to place 2 images next to each other on one piece of A2 semi-gloss paper. This is because this paper seemed to work really well in the last Interim and therefore I wanted to use it again to have the same effect. I placed 2 images together on one sheet of paper rather than separately so that people could easily tell that they were from the same project and that they were related. I am really happy with the outcome of this Interim show, because I think the images I have used will help me to progress with my project and figure out new and exciting ideas. One thing that was said to me during feedback was that placing both of the images together was a bit confusing - they seemed to clash and it wasn't clear why they were placed like this rather than as separate prints; this is something for me to consider when printing images again.

I felt like I was getting to a comfortable stage within my project and was really enjoying using mirrors in my images, so I wanted to experiment again to create something very different. I found the following images in a book entitled "Sensation" by Noah Webb (the book contained imagery by 66 different artists and was edited together by Patrick Remy Studio), in which he has photographed people behind textured glass to blur the subjects' figures. This interested me because of how it is a different way of hiding identity and I was excited to shoot this because of how different it was to what I had been doing previously.  Although the subjects behind the screens are not in focus, there are aspects of the images that are and this seems to have been done for a purpose, which is especially evident within the title of the images ("obstruction/construction"). The word "PRIVATE" on the door on the left image demonstrates something about the person behind the d