Following careful consideration and feedback, I have decided to update my layout and composition for my project. It was originally going to be in the shape of a cross to represent the fact I was taking images of religious buildings, however since that isn't the main focus of the body of work, I had to change the idea up a bit. So, after having an impromptu tutorial with one of my tutors I had an idea to rotate the cross landscape and to focus the argument that it will look more like a blueprint as the architecture is what I am focusing on. I also thought about the positioning of text and also individual titles for the works, however that is still a work in progress for me. 

In a more general idea of the title, my most confident title to date was simply 'Nave' and I thought of it like a 'does what it says on the tin' type of title as that is what I am producing works of. However following conversations with tutors, who believed that it was 'too literal', I have had a think and my new title (hopefully to be received a little better than the last one) is 'The best seat in the house'. I feel this works for a variety of reasons, it references the human element that I am also wanting to get across in the images and religious buildings like these are often referred to as 'God's house' so still retaining the more common religious connotations these structures are so famous for.