#contactsheet2

The idea behind this contact sheet was the life of fried rice. It documented the born and gone of a beautiful(and tasty) plate of fried rice. From the cold rice in the fridgerator, it gives people energy and smile. I love food. (For some reason, I mess up the number of picture taken in this roll. I swear it was indicating 36 pictures on the camera but turns out short. I put in the other two picture left from the other roll to make into one contact sheet and I am glad I did that.)

The second shoot was about 4 days after the test shoot this was due to poor weather conditions which I felt would provide the well-needed light to illuminate the space. From what I could tell nothing has moved, everything still felt chaotic but specifically placed, I opened draws and cabinets to find screws, metal sock, washers and anything you could think of that involves DIY. I’m really interested in the way the stacked object photograph organised but still covered in grime and dirt that has built up only from what I could tell has been years, providing detail within the photographs. Which is why in the middle of the contact sheets you can see a bigger focus on the shelf items and objects that have been stuck up onto the wall. Towards the end, I started experimenting with lower angles from the entrance to see what type of effect it gave the photos however I feel like this is too much of an obscure angle, a direction I don’t want to take the project too as you lose too much of the detail that conveys the passing of time.