Lizzie Everard’s blessings
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Video diary
Part one. Lizzie’s first thoughts after receiving the brief.
Part two. Lizzie talks about the project at the midway point. Two double exposed photos that did not make the final 24 were taken during video 2. Image one, image two.
Part three. Selecting from 10 rolls of film, Lizzie explains how she chose the final 24 images.
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About this module
We asked photographer Lizzie Everard to make a series of photographic images inspired by Jesus’s famous words from a passage in Matthew’s Gospel known as “the Sermon on the Mount”.
Lizzie spent a month in the spring of 2002 working on the photographs and documenting her progress. These pages show the final images she chose and include her sketchbook and video diary.
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The brief
Gallery
Sketchbook
Video diary
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