In my first year of animation and VFX, we delved into the art of storytelling through still images, exploring how individual photographs can capture emotions and narratives. As part of our coursework, we embarked on a project named "Photostory," where we were tasked with creating a visual narrative around a chosen concept.

My project, titled "State of Mind," explores the interplay of design elements and principles through photography. Each picture aims to encapsulate a specific state of mind, allowing viewers to interpret and connect with the emotions conveyed. The intriguing aspect is that while I had a particular state of mind in mind during the creation, others might perceive it differently, emphasizing the subjective nature of emotions.

Unfortunately, I don't have the digital copies of the pictures, but I managed to capture some glimpses from the hardcopies I presented during my jury. These snapshots provide a sneak peek into the project's visual narrative and its representation of diverse emotional states.

I've attached a few images from the jury presentation for you to get a sense of "State of Mind." I'd love to hear your thoughts and interpretations on how the visuals resonate with you.