Monday is usually clean kitchen day but somehow I forgot.
It put me in mind of Peter Rad’s imagery (link). You know its real, based on an index, but highly stylised and contrived. I’ve tried to do the same here so for example, have used a cloth with the same colours at the cleaning fluid. I’ve also processed the image a lot – and it shows. Is this the opposite of vernacular photography?
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Well – I suppose so. It does look ‘grungy’. Could it be a good ‘before’ advert with an ‘after’ to follow?
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Now I KNOW you’re being ironic Catherine, I worked hard to make the kitchen sparkle!
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