Relationship between pets and human. Research Proposal.

Required:
A proposal for your Creative Project, incorporating references to critical research carried out, and reflecting awareness of the medium.
Three images that support your proposed project and methodology. These images are test images that reflect the direction you propose to take. The images are not expected to be ‘final’ images at this stage, but they should illustrate your intention in some way, and be used to support the discussion throughout the proposal.
Project Planning Section
Your proposal needs to include the following elements:
Your choice of theme, and style of photography (and why).
Your idea and the inspiration/context for your idea.
Integrated research on your chosen theme and approach, both into the work of other photographers, independent research and reference to module material. Include a bibliography at the end of your proposal.
An awareness of the ethics of representation with relation to your proposed method of approach to the theme.
Evidence of experimentation, you should refer to the supporting images and suggest how they communicate your intention.
Note: images need to be saved as j-pegs, not tiffs, for this particular assessment. These images must not be merely technical ‘test shots’ but photographs which reflect a clear engagement with the subject matter of your proposal, and should reflect proposed styles and methods of approach.
You may submit up to TWO of these photographs as part of your final Creative Project, should you be timely enough to achieve what you want early on, however, this must be discussed with your tutor first.
Project Planning Section :
Production time scale (this should include all elements of final project production).
Camera equipment you propose to use.
A budget (itemize individual items, and include total; do not forget items such as complimentary prints).
Note 1: You can use the ‘first person’ (i.e. ‘I’) for your proposal. It’s a good idea to use scanned images (eg. of those photographs which have inspired you). Every scanned image must be referenced (photographer’s name, name of monograph, plus caption) and annotated (it must be there for a reason; just saying “I like this image’ isn’t enough. You need to say WHY you are inspired by the image, etc.
Note 2: Please check your spelling and grammar carefully. Do not totally rely on the computer spell-check or translation tools. Proof read your proposal several times before submission, in the same way as all your written work submitted for assessment. You could ask a native English speaker to help proof read If English is not your first language.
Note 3:. The word length for your proposal should include any footnotes (optional) but exclude your bibliography.
Note 4: Use a consistent referencing style throughout – whatever you normally use for your written work at Sussex (Harvard is fine…)
This is a photography project proposal. I'd like to take photos of pets and their owners on the street or pets lying by the window. Talking about the question that what relationship is between us and how they feel at home.