Analyzing Holiday Advertisements

Notes from Session

After contemplating over my second meeting with Paul Hazel he continued to express tha I needed to make sure all of my landscape images for my Dreamscape study should have at least two or three images relatable and grounded so that the audience can understand the intended narrative in my final images.

Furthermore, after recycling some old metro newspapers I browsed through each paper to make sure there were some useful articles that I would use and I found a section in the metro called "Escape" which is a small holidays section of the paper. (figure a)

Figure A

I observed the holiday phonographs in the articles captured close-ups of tourists legs walking alongside a beach with the camel to represent a holiday to Morocco.

In addition the loclal holiday advertisement section displayed an image of a father, mother and son (figure b)) displaying excited faces as they boarded a steampunk train for a local tour around the west midlands.

Figure B

The steampunk image inspired me to recreate my zeppelin scene and when I return to Teflrod or venture to another country setting I will capture some mid shots of tourists observing the local landmarks in order to place my rendered 3d zeppelin next to them.

 References

https://www.greatrail.com/trains/north-yorkshire-moors-railway/

 https://www.intotheblue.co.uk/culinary-gourmet/train-restaurant/steam-trains/?gclid=CjwKEAjwnebABRCjpvr13dHL8DsSJABB-ILJPFdwPNI-KvBV3YFlXz-sFqEJCoW3N-jUenEyhsnr_RoCCzHw_wcB

By Sebastian Jones

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