For the third and final experiment, I decided to ask myself the question of “the similarities between the two different mediums of photography and videography”. I intend on approaching this question by combining the images and videos I’ve collected over the past few weeks. Because this is a different type of experiment in comparison to the previous two (this will not involve physically going out to capture a chosen location), I will not be writing a recipe but instead, just a simple and literal prompt to help me get started on what it is I would like to compare.

I may have already mentioned this in my previous posts but I would like to observe and illustrate the interaction between man and society. Going more into it, this means that I would have to capture each and every features of humans and the natural environment they are in. The main focus are foliage and white objects. These two attributes are a good representation of man’s interaction with nature. I believe that white is a colour that signifies us as humans and can sometimes be seen as “unnatural” in nature. Yes, white does exist in nature, but it is quite rare that it will ever appear naturally in nature. We may see a few white flowers here and there, but when do we see white leaves? Whether it would be a natural or an unnatural white, it is a shade that tends to stand in the environment. White, after all, is the representation of all the colours in the rainbow.

Now for the prompt –

To cut it short, the prompt for this final experimental task will be noticing the difference between photography and videography that have I have already explored in the previous experiments. 

This may be quite general and vague but it leaves a lot of space for creativity and imagination to take place.

Lyreca.