Pattern

In this photoshoot, I am going to retry photoshoot 1. This is because when I first attempt the photoshoot it was windy and raining which meant that it was hard to make items out of leaves which would last long enough for me to capture in a photo. I am going to have the same location which is the park. I will aim for the photo shoot to take place on a day when the weather is not rain or wind. The lighting will be natural or if needed the flash from the camera but depending on lighting conditions I could change the shutter speed or ISO. In the first attempt, I needed to use the flash as it was not bright enough without it even though my intentions were to only have natural lighting.  I would only use props such as leaves or twigs like I did in the previous attempt. Problems that may arise during this photoshoot are camera shake which I can deal with by the use of a tripod and also I might encounter under or overexposure to combat this potential issue I would need to change the settings such as ISO or shutter speed or aperture. My inspiration for this photoshoot is Andy Goldsworthy as he creates artwork and his subject matters out of things he finds in his natural environment. He makes things that are not permanent but could potentially stay forever. After taking his photo he never edits it using darkroom manipulation or photoshop manipulation. In my personal opinion, that is good because it keeps the image pure but I also think that editing using a tool such as photoshop can also make the image look more aesthetically pleasing.