Seventh photo shoot write up
Melton Bottom,
one of Omya UK Limited’s plants was today’s location. The chalk plant is
situated just outside of Melton and Swanland, Hull. Even though it was supposed
to be an average weather day I managed to catch the best parts of it once I had
eventually got into a good position to see the mine in its entirety. The mine
was a fantastic location to shoot because it was a completely brand concept
that I’d never photographed before. In shoot I managed to get one portrait and
one landscape format image that I liked, which helps them fit into the set of
images I talked about in the previous evaluation post. The top two images are
definitely the best as they help to deliver the scale of the operation and best
highlight the road tracks which look like the veins of the plant. My only
concern with these images is that they contain identical subject matter which
means that I might have to lose one when I end up submitting the final set of
images.
With deadline day fast approaching and the weather forecast
becoming increasingly worse I think I will have to draw a line on the shooting
and just do one more which will be of housing developments which will better
diversify my images in comparison to fracking.
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