The genre of this photograph is Digital Manipulation. The Shutter speed i selected for this work was 1/500 seconds. The aperture was F/5.6 while the ISO was set to ISO-200. This was to help me get the best possible photograph for this photoshoot. Visual Elements are used throughout work. My use of Line has been shown with the wavy lines from the smoke and the lines present on the subject via his clothes and skin. Shape is present in this photograph with the edges defined within the piece most prominently on the subjects elbows and the edge of the lips on the several mouths included in the clouded smoke. Form can be seen with the three dimensional quality of the subject standing in the frame, the shadow on the wall gives him a three dimensional quality. The width, length and height are all present on the subject. The smoke also gives a three dimensional quality because of the layers of cloud and smoke within the bubble. Tone is shown in this photograph more than the original because of its black and white effect the darkened parts of the photograph are seeing within the shadows of the subject. The clouds have darker and lighter parts but is overall the darkest part of the photograph as it represents the mind being a dark place. the teeth of the mouths are bright white to contrast the dark clouds. The grey shirt darkens the subject with lighter parts of him being his skin. The colour has been used by draining the saturation. The colour of black and grey have been intensified to contrast against the light of the teeth and subject. Space is present in this photograph with most of the background taken up by the subject or the smoke within the photograph  however he photograph was expanded so the canvas size is bigger. This allows for the smoke to fit into the photograph. The space surrounding the subject allows me to communicate the feeling of isolation within my piece as there is nothing else for the subject. Texture can be seen with the surface quality of the smoke. The thick and coarse of the smoke gives the cloud within the photograph texture. The visual element of pattern is used with the pattern of the clouds and repetition of the mouths.

Composition is used in within my photograph as vantage points can be seen as the perspective view point from a eye level shot. This is a medium close up of my subject. Framing has been used with in my piece as i have positioned the framing so the subject is in the bottom left corner. It wasn't cropped but the canvas size was scaled to have a bigger aspect ratio so that the clouds could be added into the frame. I have applied the rules of thirds as the subject stands on the left vertical line.  If the main visual components (things in the image) lie on or near the lines then the image often tends to look 'right'. The use of the rules of odds and evens is debatable as even number of mouths in an image can sometimes create a feeling of tension or a slightly un-natural look. However the inclusion of the model with the mouth or just the subject on their own is meant to gave a feeling of balance but the unsettling feeling is still present. The rule of triangles has been used with triangles present in the folds of the subjects arms. This creates a solid composition. The use of space is is used to make the photograph more dynamic, The subject has been surrounded by white empty space to make him isolated however the black cloud fills up most of his free space. Symmetry was not used in this photograph to convey a more clustered message. Repetition and pattern can be seen used in this photoshoot as the patterns of the black cloud through the photograph while repetition of the smiling faces can be seen within the black cloud. Simplification was essential for this piece, the subject had to be surrounded by nothing to be completely alone for this photograph to work. 

The narrative of this photograph is to convey the message of someone with Paranoid Schizophrenia Disorder. Paranoid schizophrenia manifests itself in an array of symptoms. Common symptoms for paranoid schizophrenia include auditory hallucinations (hearing voices) and paranoid delusions (believing everyone is out to cause the sufferer harm)  Imagine sitting in your living room. You hear voices in the room, but no one else can hear them. You might hear one person’s voice or two or more people conversing. They may talk to you or about you amongst each other. They criticize you; cruelly poke fun at your real or perceived flaws. Suddenly, one of the voices orders you to hurt someone else or yourself. Although not real, to you they absolutely are. This photograph helps me to capture and explain the physical representation and portrayal of this chronic mental disorder allowing the definition to have a connecting photograph.