Throughout the year creating this series my photographic vision has been evolving with the aid of other artists styles influencing my photographic work. My photographs changed over the year whilst I was deciding what to do for my photo series. I started looking into Ben VonWong and his elemental surreal imagery which involved fire within the landscape which I attempted at one stage but was decided against once the infra-red photography technique was discovered in the work of Richard Mosse and his documentary photography in Africa. The wide panoramic format was implemented to add an additional interest to the display of images.

The ideology for my photographic concept this year has been developed from the combination of many artists ideas. My final concept is the somewhat typologistic imagery of drains and waterways in the infra-red colour spectrum. These photos show the industrialization within the environment similar to that of Robert Adams’ work. My photographic display is made up of panoramic images along with square images which are quite topologic in appearance like that of Becher and Becher’s work. The styling of my images and their surrealistic nature is able to be seen within Benjamin Von Wong’s series of work. Overall my images provide a contrasy bright pop of colour which attracts you toward to image content more deeply I believe than if the image had normal tones which are seen by the human eye.  High clarity and almost grunge like styling also remains a constant feature of my work in this series of images.