Tony Cunha FMP yr3

museum of london A strength i found I had which came up in meetings with the tutors, was the fact that if I got stuck or was uncertain about what to do to progress, I would just get out of the house and take photos to inspire myself. This happened on many occasions and I feel that some of these days were key in helping me produce work which only came about through my eagerness to get out.

I found that Timeout magazine was very benificial on days where my mind was blank as I could see what was going on in London and visit galleries and exhibitions as an insentive. I found an exhibition on London street photography 1860-2010 at the Museum of London and thought it was a perfect opportunity for me to get ideas for my own photos and final outcome. The exhibition was great and it was good to see the contrast and broadness of the images taken over the decades.

I planeed the day out well and left home early for the exhibition so I could make the most of the day. Once leaving, I spent the rest of the day photographing only in black and white to try and appreciate the colour images I do take a little bit more.