For this project, I took a series of photos in my kitchen on a quiet afternoon. The goal is to create a quiet sense of comfort, like you're in a familiar and lived-in space, even though no one's around. I get this feeling a lot in my kitchen. I took photos of noteworthy features and things in the room I interact with, all from eye level. The dark shadows and muted turquoise lighting from the window are meant to calm the mood.

For this set of pictures I'd use mirrors to depict myself from various angles, with a focus on indirect perception of the camera. I'd take them in my bathroom, using a handheld mirror and the mirror mounted on the wall to get various reflections.
I'd need a camera tripod and at least one handheld mirror.

This set of images would be of various body parts of mine, obscured and distorted through reflecting them on a mirror. I'd be trying to use parts of the body to create shapes that aren't natural and can't easily be recognized.
I'd need a tripod and at least one movable mirror.
I feel like this idea isn't very creative or unique.