The artist created a series of four monochrome photographs inspired by Andy Warhol and William Eggleston. They placed various objects like comic books on a black sheet to give off a sense of order and repetition. They edited the photos to reduce saturation and posterize them to resemble comic book drawings and reinforce themes of darkness. The last photo featured a phone to represent it as a significant personal object.

1. Objects
The two artists that influenced my four photographs are Andy Warhol and
William Eggleston. I like the way that Eggleston’s work gives a sense of
order to the image, as if it had once been in order but is now scattered.
The repetition in Warhol’s work influenced the repetition of the comic
strips in mine.
The background of my images was done by hanging a white sheet on my
wall. I also laid a black sheet on a table before placing my objects on it.
I chose to go with a monochrome theme to the series of images as I feel it
goes well with the objects but also because it reflects the general nature of
the most prominent object, the comics. Nearly all are Batman comics and
all have a theme of darkness and terror in them at some point. To reinforce
these ideas I edited the pictures and reduced the saturation significantly or
completely as well as posterizing all of them to give the feel of a drawing in
a comic.
I cropped all of the images the focus of the objects more centrally.
I played with angle and depth of field to get three images. The last image is
one of these three images being viewed on my phone as I did not think I
included my phone in the images enough to represent that it is a significant
personal object.

2. Andy Warhol

3. William Eggleston

4. Image 1
1/25 sec f/4.5 ISO : 800

5. Adjustments

6. Final Image

7. Image 2
1/25 sec f/4.5 ISO : 400

8. Adjustments

9. Final Image

10. Image 3
1/25 sec f/5.3 ISO : 1600

11. Adjustments

12. Final Image

13. Image 4
1/25 sec f/4.5 ISO : 200

14. Adjustments

15. Final Image