I am going to Buckingham Palace in the holidays so I am going to take photos of my day and see what type of article would make the images work. I am going to use my own images here and then use a found piece of text as I am going to do my next DPS with my own writing.
Here I am going to make the set up for Marie Claire InDeisign pages:
I am going to search the internet for articles that I could use, in preporation for the images that I want to take. I think that doing it this way around would work just as well then I have an aim for the images and I won't just be taking photos of any thing in hope that it will link well to an article. So I think that doing this will make the whole article work a lot better.
I have found an article about the Palace, and about the state room which I am going to see. I found it on a blog from the internet.
http://gardenofeaden.blogspot.co.uk/2012/05/london-buckingham-palace.html
Photographs.
Here I am going to show the contact sheet of the photographs that I took whilst up in London. In the state room, which I went to visit, we couldn't take photographs unfortunately, so I have taken a selection of Photographs around the Palace. I am going to search the internet for another selection of articles that I could use. I have decided that I dont want to make them directly about the state rooms and more about the surrounding area, or possibly the changing of the guards or something along those lines. I am going to take time in reading these articles so that I can link it well to my photographs. I have chosen to find an article for this DPS as I feel that I don't know enough facts about that part of London, but I loved taking photos there which I think is just as important for the DPS.
Here are my contact sheets for the trip I had to London.
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I have found an article online which I think fitted really well into the images that I have as the article that I found before, is all about the state rooms that I went to see, but unfortunately, photography wasn't allowed inside the palace, so therefore the article that I found before is no longer appropriate. I am going to go through this article and see if it can fit in well, as at the moment it seems like a guide rather than an article and maybe change some parts in order to fit better.
It is from this site: http://www.allinlondon.co.uk/life/index.php?fid=88&page=1
I have also thought of another idea that I had for this layout. I was looking through my photos and I really liked my image of the London bus. I tried looking online for an article that I could use to have this image and focus well on this and use text as the main eye catcher.
http://www.doubledecker-bus.com/history/
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Here I am going to show to beginnings of my designing for this DPS. I have decided to go for the London bus article. I think that I can enjoy this more and can relate to it better than doing a wide spread article on something that can only be explained in photographs.
I have chosen to go for the title 'Where to.. MISS?' as it reminds me of when a lady would jump onto the bus or a train in the times that these were around and the conductor would ask her journey in order to give her the appropriate ticket.
After looking on the internet I have had some ideas about combining this with the old style transport for London posters. I love the simplicity of them and I think that this would work perfectly. I might try and have a go at writing my own article for this, but firstly I think I will do some research into other articles that are about old style posters. I am going to combine my own imagery with found for this article as I think it would work just as well with my image of the London bus.
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I have started to look at found imagery of the Transport for London poster from a variety of times. Here I am going to show a few that I found that I think could be quite uselful and would go well with my work. I am going to show the information that comes with the posters, so there is information for me to look back on that I can write and relate to to for my article.
All of the following images are from : http://www.ltmcollection.org
Omnibus, Tramway, Underground maps free, by unknown artist, 1922
Published by London Electric Railway Company , 1922Dimensions: Width: 255mm, Height: 355mm
15 minutes and where are you, by F P Restall, 1923
published by Underground Electric Railway Company Ltd, 1923
Printed by Waterlow & Sons Ltd
Format: Double royal
Dimentions: Width: 635mm, Height: 1016mm
Saloon coaches for pleasure outings, football and theatre parties, by unknown artist, 1927
Published by Underground Electric Railway Company Ltd, 1923
Printed by Waterlow & Sons Ltd
Format: Panel poster
Dimensions: Width: 354mm, Height: 502mm
Do the zoo, Rachel Widdows, 1991
Published by London Underground Ltd, 1991
Commissioned by Art on the underground
Format: Four sheet
Dimensions: Width: 1016mm, Height: 1524mm
Always stop when hailed, by Tom Eckersley, 1945
Published by London Transport, 1945
Dimensions: Width: 502mm, Height: 623mm
Here is the DPS that I feel happy with.
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