'Disconnected Intimacy' aims to follow the narrative of the soft elegances of touching through photographs that do not share identity but isolate parts of the body in close cropped imagery. 

Communicating how the touch of a loved one can invite the audience to witness the emotive connection between two loved ones during the current pandemic, and their need and desire for an intimate relationship in a time characterised by separation and distance. 

This is achieved through examining how portraits and images can display intimacy. I aimed to create this series of work focusing on developing how technical and visual element come together and works as one, looking at the placement of bodies, arms and hands while also depicting which photographs would be used and their placement on this webpage. 
This includes developing certain elements of the exposure to make the light stand out against the main objects of the images in a great depth of field. Thinking about the composition of the rule of thirds to communicate the overall meaning of the body of work. 
Thus, aspiring to convey narrative behind the emotion of losing and having touch.