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Claire

HOME This shows the first contact sheet of

photographs which were taken at an

uninhabited house. The house had been

empty for around 2-3 months but still

contained possessions and many

personal belongings.

Walking around the house was quite a

strange experience and almost felt like

an invasion of the owner’s privacy. The

elderly woman who lived here recently

lost her husband and wanted to move to

somewhere smaller.

I think that knowing the story behind the

home makes you have a much more

emotional connection to the

photographs. When flicking through the

photographs I feel a sense of sadness to

see a house which had been loved for so

many years suddenly become empty

and lifeless.