What is a line... further development.

Just a further experiment...

What is a line... final piece.

I printed off my favourite photographs, in different sizes and lined them up accordingly down the corridor, I think it works really well as a visual communication of "what is a line?". A continuous line created by several unique lines.

What is a line - Photos

These are my favourite photographs out of the many I took, I edited them slightly to make them look more effective in showing the lines.

What is a line?

On coming back to Leeds after the spell away I, I had a week to get the rest of the needed photographs so rapidly got underway with taking photos in a more urban environment, taking pictures of benches, rubbish, marks on the wall, formation of windows/bricks... anything I could find really. There are some really interesting lines out there if you look carefully.

I now have to think about how to present my series of shots to effectively communicate what is a line...

I could put them in a book, organised into different categories such as natural/man made... urban/rural... clear lines/more complicated to make out lines... this all seems rather uninventive to me.

Another idea is to mount them on the wall... following each other to make a clear line down the corridor.

I decided I would use both black and white and colour images...to add variety to the piece.

I also decided to use different sizes, and different angles to make it line up, rather than have every line in the center of the photograph. I think the experimentation with this will be essential to finding out which of these ideas works best.

I have the hard work done... it is now putting it together which is next on my list.

What is a line? More thoughts...

I have been getting on with getting a wide variety of photographs and it seems to be working really well. I have been to the seaside to get some impressive horizon shots which look terrific in black and white, I'm really happy with them.