Contact Sheet One
Contact Sheet Two
Contact Sheet Three
Remember to write about why you've chosen to use film in your Major Project.
When I look at my contact sheets all together, as a whole, I am generally very happy with the images I have produced. The exposures of the image are all quite good, with perhaps only on or two images being overexposed, and the odd image underexposed, but this is expected. I did find that the 400 ISA did read as being too sensitive, as it was a fairly bright day. It might have been worth having another camera with a less sensitive film as a just in case. I took two cameras, one with a 50mm lens on it, another with a 35mm-70mm lens on it; this would have saved changing lenses while being on a beach, in poor weather conditions, with the odd shower. One thing I did regret was not having the confidence to get up close to the cockle pickers. There was the odd close image, but there could have been more. I also managed to capture some other aspects which add to the story of the cockles, including a shellfish stall in Llanelli Market. I also managed to photograph my grandfather processing cockles, not including boiling. I wanted to touch on the process as it is something that I am interested in documenting for my Major Project.
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