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Pendragon Castle and its tunnels and falling apart castle represent the subject's insecurities and feeling of things falling apart in her life. The open fields show her emptiness and loneliness, while images of a stream can represent her emotions. The location of Stenkrith has open space, a stream, and autumn foliage that could portray the subject walking through nature to show innocence. Both locations are relevant for capturing images that relate to the subject's feelings.
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- 2. We thought this area Pendragon Castle would be brilliant to shoot some shots because of all the open space and the castle its self because its a representation of her house and how she feels when there like it’s falling apart, it is good show her insecurities with the tunnels and the castle itself. The fields to show her emptiness and loneliness. Then there’s the picture of the stream to have a representation of her emotions when she walks through it. Overall this location is very relevant to what we are wanting.
- 3. This location (Stenkrith) again has a lot of open space and a stream but also it’s beautiful especially at this time of year with the leafs falling from the trees and the autumn colours. I think it would look floorless with her walking through it with it being very natured and her showing her innocence it links in well.