For this piece, I am going to mount both images on a foam board, placing them next to each other as a diptych. I am pairing these two images as they have both been manipulated in the same way, making the colourful nature stand out against the rest of the image in black and white. This creates a link between the two and presenting them next to each other makes both images stronger and more enticing.

I have decided to present this image as a single image as the photograph itself is a strong image which I will mount on a single piece of foam board. After editing it in the same way as I have with other images, I found that they didn’t fit well together aesthetically and so, presenting this image alone is better. This way, the viewer’s attention can solely be on this one image, allowing it’s individual differences to stand out.

For this piece, I have decided to present a group of six images together in a sequence. This is because all of the images share similarities with each other, showing an obvious link. I found that after experimenting with the positioning of the images, they looked strongest when presented in columns of three images alongside each other. I will also mount these images together on foam, however, I am going to double mount them allowing the images to pop out slightly, creating a border around each image.

Finally, with these images, I have presented three similar images in a row which I will mount of foam board, keeping them next to each other. I have grouped these photographs together as they are all of the same scene but each image is a closer shot of the model in front of the rock.