This series of photos are meant to represent the Fast Food Culture in America from an outside perspective. I come from a country that barely has any fast food and it is almost a delicacy for how little its eaten. When moving here, I noticed how different the culture is and how much fast food is consumed due to its cheap price, and its easy access. It seems to really be Fast-Food, as it is bought and eaten straight aware without extra thought. This photo series captures the process of consuming fast food as it slowly looks less perfect and just bought, to crumpled up trash and a mess. Through the subject, I want the viewer to understand and visualize the consumption of the food and to ponder what it means to stare at the trash left at the end.

work on centering, making the background less focused, emphasize and sharpen the food, colors pop.

This idea is to appreciate Arizona desert beauty. I want to take a mixture of close up photos and far away to capture the beauty of the desert. Color scheme will be: sandy, green, blues, and whites. I was to capture the nature, the animals, and the atmosphere.

For this idea I wanted to make a photo series that captures the parks in UofA. They create a calming atmosphere which I want to recreate in photos with a mix of close ups and far aways. Aswell as considering the color scheme: green, grey, brown, blue

For this idea, I wanted to gather a collage of flowers in order to look like you are looking at a garden of flowers. I t will look like you are looking down on an immersive flower field. I want to focus on surrounding green being the consistency and then colorful flowers that make them pop.

My third idea for this project is to focus on Fast Food. I wanted to touch on the fast food consumption in America, seeing it from a different culture that doesn’t have as much fast food options. I want to make a series of photos of the degradation of fast food, slowly becoming less picture perfect, to messy and trashy.

My second idea had to do with the interest of time passing. I wanted to take photos of light shining through blinds, or plants over the span of a day. I wanted to do this as light can affect uis in so many different ways, I wanted to see how it affects photos. After the interview, I realise this is more of a technical shoot and is one of my weaker ideas without more development.

My first idea is a series of different Eegee’s locations around Tucson. I want to use an isometric view of the building in order to show the nature and environment in the background. For those who do not know that Eegee’s is Tucson local, the nature in the background should give the impression that it is in Arizonian area. The reason behind this series is my childhood love for Eegee’s and its locality to Tucson. It is a favorite childhood memory to go to Eegee’s after school or on a hot sunny day, and to this day I looked forward to visiting Tucson in order to get my Eegees.