As we are all approaching the final few days of AF the tension is getting HIGH! I've done some designs for my final exhibition digitally so I could have a better visual on what the imagery I am working with at the moment would look like. As I still have a few shoots to complete this weekend and the final one being on the deadline itself, next Wednesday, I need to be prepared on what sizes and what types of paper I want my images to be printed on to.

The problems I'm facing with my imagery at the moment is whether I want to use one model for all my images or have a mixture of models around the room. At the moment I have models, Ally Clark, Sam Lane, Jess Jones and Sally Lyon. I am much more fond of the Jess and Ally images although Ally is much more prominent in the images I have selected. The film I am using at the moment is simply the male model Sam. I'm not sure whether this will unbalance the exhibition or whether it even matters.

Although as I don't have all my imagery yet to work with I'm going to have to plan with what I've got and leave options for substitutes if I choose to make any next week. One thing I do know is that there will be a mixture of greyscale and colour photography which I can definitely not have on the same wall as they will clash in a very unflattering way. My plan as you can see previously is to have them on separate walls. I also want the room to be very dark so the film will create it's own light and I can have spotlights on each group or on each piece of still photography.

Whether or not I include the moving image is another problem I need to address over the next few days as I may not even need it in the final exhibition. Coming to a conclusion I know that I have the film ready to be put into my exhibition if I need it and if I decide to not to include it, it will be played on my blog during the show anyway.