I started out using single photos, and setting the
mood by working with color and light. Then I wanted to portray more elements of
the plot, so I created photo stories using diptychs and triptychs. Since Alice in Wonderland is such a strange
tale, I showed all of the craziness by making my pictures appear just as weird.
Many of my pictures I distorted by shape or color using computer software. The
chessmen and Tweedle Dee and Tweedle Dum photos are some examples of how I used
lighting and color to change the mood/tone of my art. I also tried to warp my
pictures using point of view. The top picture in the “Drink Me” diptych is
taken from above to make the table look large, with the small door below. The
pictures that are two photos overlapping add to the dreamlike effect of the
story. The Cheshire Cat photo uses overlapping photos, light, and color to
express a creepy mood. I added line a repetition to my series with the chessmen
picture, and the music notes in singing flowers picture. I had a lot of fun
creating this photo concentration, and it was great to learn about editing and
taking pictures. Alice in Wonderland
is an important story to me; it lit up my imagination as a child, and I was
able to show this by being creative in my pictures. This series of photos let
me revisit many great memories from my childhood.
