Inspired by The Boyle Family.

I have shot this image inspired by The Boyle Family. This photograph reminds me of patchwork, capturing many blocks of texture.

The Boyle Family

http://www.boylefamily.co.uk/boyle/about/index.html here is a site that I used to research the Boyle family to find out more about who they are and the work they do. I have also posted a few pictures of their work.

Woman in the window.

I love how creepy this image is. A run down window, tatty curtains and nothing in focus but the image of a woman. 

Bringing the inside outside.

I love that this photograph combines the inside with the outside. Is this a magic door? Where does it lead too? Why is it there? This creates curiosity as well as a scary atmosphere. The composition of the picture presents a range of horizontal, vertical and diagonal lines.

Pretty Mosaic.

I love the range of colours and textures created in this picture, the depth cues grab your attention to make the photo more interesting.

Behind bars.

This photo makes me feel like I am trapped, I am restrained from what is on the other side. WHAT IS ON  THE OTHER SIDE?

Rainy road.

This photo is made up of only horizontal, vertical and diagonal lines, which links brilliantly with my brief. The striking yellow grabs your attention in.

And the driving lessons begin...

I love the unusual angle this is shot from, magnifying what is usually one of the smallest parts of the car and creating the effect its giant. It alters the perspective.

Can you spot the object?

Here I like how the coat hanger casually blends in with the ground yet its such an unusual object when placed in that environment.

Dare you enter...

I like how the main focus of the photo is numbers, it grabs your attention! I also like how the peeled paint work creates a creepy effect.

The only way is up.

An arrow carved into the bricks to make them a little more interesting, I think this creates curiosity.

Blurry books make pretty colours.

A photograph I took in the towns library. I feel the horizontal composition and range of colours make a good combination.