Final Pieces - Shoot 2

These are my final pieces from the second shoot I did on the 19th of April. I absolutely love the photographs that I took in this shoot because they all have really nice lighting which wasn't the case for all of the previous shoot.

This is connected to the exam question because it again shows sustainability, the last set of photographs were taken at a nature reserve and this set were taken at a woodland garden in Islington, the garden is only 0.35 hectares and was abandoned by a previous owner, leaving it to overgrow. This garden is home to species like the long tailed tit, the sixteen spot lady bird and the stag beetle. Although these aren't rare species, they would not be able to thrive in many other places in London, which is why these woodlands and nature reserves are so important.

In addition, places like this lower London's or any other cities carbon emissions, which are incredibly high.

Final Pieces - Shoot 1

These photographs are linked to the exam paper because they show sustainability and are environmentally friendly which is incredibly important to me and is a personal opinion of mine.

For my preparatory shoots I took a wide range of photographs, all to do with sustainability, at first I thought I would focus on cars and fossil fuels because they are very unsustainable, however I decided that I would be able to get better photographs from looking at green areas in large cities like London. I did look at this type of shoot for one of my preparatory shoots towards the end and I really enjoyed it, which spurred me on to look at the subject more. Nature reserves are incredibly important because they encourage wildlife diversity in very human dense areas.