Shoot 7 (Abstract Shoot)

Shooting list

Time: afternoon

Location: Wyggeston & Queen Elizabeth I College (photography room)

Subject: Coloured paper

Light: Flashlight

Composition: Unbalanced

Best images

The composition of theses images are all very different, none of them are centralized. They're all off center, some create angles and some create squares. A lot of them are diagonal creating a variety of shapes. In every single photograph, the colours of paper are all overlapping each other as well, this indicates show colours can look different when place next to another colour or on top/underneath another colour. 

The photographs that show more of one colour is to show which colour is dominant or to show which colour is most likely preferred.

Placing colours next to other colours makes them look different, for example like on my colour theory page placing a darker colour next to a bright colour can make the bright colour look darker than it actually is, but at the same time it can also make the darker colour look brighter.

Review
This shoot turned out just as i expected it to, it represents abstraction, one of the main reasons for this is because you don't know the size of the object. 
To improve this shoot I think i could experiment with a few more different colours, or maybe use fluorescent paper to make it more interesting.