Crime Narrative

We were given the task of taking photographs that illustrated a crime narrative. The first order is the order that the narrative was intended to be in; the first photograph shows the scene of the murder, the second shows the discovery of the crime, the third shows the investigation of the murder and the fourth, the escape of the murder.

 



 



 








We then had to order the photographs in a order that was not chronological. This order starts with photograph that shows the escape of the murder, the murder scene, investigation of the murder and the discovery of the crime. I believe that this order creates more enigma that the chronological order as the shadow of some one running away makes the audience question why they are running and who they are.