#self directed project

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How I've been editing the images, digitally collaging and colour editing on photoshop. I was able to use the blurry images stylistically, as I over exposed and used the clarity and grain on the digital images, I like the way they look against the polaroid film. 

I originally intended to have the digital images be the clear and clean looking images against the traditional film which is usually unreliable. While there is still some intended contrast, the white bleeding on the polaroid images was the thing that inspired me to push editing the digital images further, abstracting them. 

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Start of clay works for my self directed project

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Digital painting of one of my preferred Polaroids

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Some more of the digital collages. While my skills are still rough around the edges when it comes to digital work, particularly photoshop, I think the rough edits work for my context and vibe of a family scrapbook (but make it fashion).

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The last of the photos I have edited so far.

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More edited park in the dark pictures for my project on home and growth.

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Photos I've edited today from what was mostly unsuccessful shoot, planning to work on top of these further, and digitally collage with other types of film.