"That's my name - don't wear it out."

In searching for physical representations of the letters in my name, I  gained a greater sense of intuitive thinking. Rather than seeking out the obvious, I felt I was learning to see things with a new perspective. I managed to train my eye to view  everyday objects in a new light, and in turn, achieved a new skill with which to approach my photography. To capture letters from within my surroundings was not only to take  a picture, but also to understand the environment that I worked in. 

I tried to work within similar tones - yellows, blues and greys - to create a sense of cohesiveness within my final image. Although I could have chosen to photograph the same kinds of objects to attain a similar result, I decided that a variation in textures and elements was a better representation of myself.