This document provides an evaluation of a group project to create a sequence of five black and white photographs telling a narrative about the theme of time. The student took on a role in planning, organizing, and creating props for the project. They found that the group was able to decide on an idea and images quickly and work well together without conflict. The only improvement suggested was finding a more interesting location than a classroom for the photoshoot.

1. Evaluation
This
project
involved
in
creating
a
sequence
of
five
photographs
which
together
told
an
interesting
narrative
with
the
interpretation
of
the
theme,
time.
All
the
images
had
to
be
in
black
and
white
by
editing
it
on
Adobe
Photoshop.
The
first
image
had
to
be
a
close
up
and
should
include
text.
The
location
of
the
photographs
had
to
have
good
natural
lighting
and
the
images
had
to
be
constructed
using
the
rule
of
thirds.
During
this
project,
roles
was
equally
distributed
with
the
group
members.
Our
project
idea
was
quite
simple
and
did
not
require
much
to
do.
However
I
did
feel
my
role
was
to
plan
out
and
organise
our
idea.
I
planned
out
the
timings
of
the
photo
shoots
and
how
we
shoot
them.
I
drew
out
a
rough
storyboard
for
four
of
the
images.
I
created
the
props
that
was
needed
for
the
images
which
was
the
first
image
at
different
stages.
One
thing
that
was
really
successful
about
the
project
was
that
as
a
group
we
decided
on
an
idea
pretty
fast
when
we
were
brainstorming.
This
saved
a
lot
of
time
as
we
started
planning
on
the
type
of
images
we
were
going
to
take.
We
were
also
able
to
agree
on
ideas
and
decisions
smoothly
without
causing
any
conflict
between
us.
Additionally,
we
all
individually
had
sufficient
skills
to
be
able
to
complete
the
project
without
any
issues.
If
anything
could
be
improved
in
this
project
I
think
it
would
be
the
location
of
the
photoshoot.
I
feel
with
further
research
and
planning
we
could
have
managed
to
find
a
better
location
rather
than
a
simple
classroom.
If
I
was
to
do
this
project
again,
I
would
chose
a
more
challenging
idea
where
I
would
be
outdoors,
taking
images
in
the
natural
light
and
trying
out
new
angles
and
shots.