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I have chosen to look at the colour of the room & the feeling of the room. With this information, I will
try & replicate this colour & feeling in portrait form. I will so this by using make up & facial
expressions. To link with the theme of discovery, I am waiting until the day to find out the
context, colour & feeling of a room. I will be discovering this & I will discover along the way constant
themes throughout the house.
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Although my plan is to discover the rooms once I am in the house, I have looked at a few rooms that
can be found & categorized to find the main colours. I will be doing this on the day. The colours
connote different feelings & emotion, as does the architecture of the room. I want the model to
interpret these emotions into a facial expression whilst I look at the colours & put these on her face.
One of the images I looked at is of a subject with different colours on her face. I like the idea of the
merging of colours & how they work and contrast against one another.
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The main portraiture photographer I have gained inspiration from is Martin Schoeller, as his portraits
are very vivid with colour & are focused only on the face. Another photograph I looked at has a green
background & a slight green filter which makes the overall image cold & links the colours together. I
could do something like this for my photographs.