#places3

This is the first of my three final group images for the places 2 brief. For this image I chose my background and shot with the fair of a speed light bouncing off of a reflector due to the minimal lighting conditions. I feel this works well and gives a nice light, however if I was to shoot this again I would be more careful of glasses and the reflection of the flash.

This image was taken on a digital camera as seen by the quality and colours. The image is in colour and square format which consists of a battery powered car which is being charged whilst parked on the side of the road in Glasgow. The image is also quite cropped in from the left side as only a small amount of the car can be seen from the back. The viewpoint is equal to the subjects as the photographer is trying to show the image through the public’s point of view and show the normality of battery powered cars in the future. There was no artificial light used as the image was taken in broad daylight. This work is presented in the Hillhead library where it is hung on the wall along with many others. The atmosphere of the image seems to be quite dull, almost as if pollution has taken over the world. This image is quite powerful as this is what the future will be like due petrol and diesel cars causing a lot of harm to our earth if we do not take any action now, which is why this image is important to be shown to the world and it’s people.I quite liked this work of Jeremy Sutton-Hibbert as it made me question a lot about climate change and I feel that this work should be seen by many others to help them understand this issue better.