These are make up trials of deceased bodies and scars/bruises using make up and then edited with different camera settings (e.g. sepia). For these photographs we used pale blue face paint and talcum powder.
These are also experimentations with editing the photographs on the computer after they have been taken. The top one is the one that I feel is the most effective as the small amount of colour makes it appear more realistic than the monochrome ones.
This was to see if we could effectively make a body part look as if it was detached from the rest of the body and then found in the shrubbery.
After watching a Youtube video these were our first attempts at making scars.
These were make-up trials where we were trying to produce bigger scars and seeing how realistic they would look from different distances, however we are only planning to show our photographs for a few seconds so we do not havae to worry too much about this, as the audience will not have time to focus on the imperfections.
These are make up trials of deceased bodies and scars/bruises using make up and then edited with different camera settings (e.g. sepia). For these photographs we used pale blue face paint and talcum powder.
This was to see if we could effectively make a body part look as if it was detached from the rest of the body and then found in the shrubbery. 
After watching a Youtube video these were our first attempts at making scars.
In this photograph we were thinking about where to place scars on the body, and seeing how realistic facial scars would look.
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