My second idea which would be more based around Fields and Frames would be to either experiment or create a story through lighting and projection mapping, mainly using landscapes as a base.
This idea came to me when I was researching on petapixel.com, they have an inspiration button and I just went through several pages until I found a video using projection mapping in nature:

Photographer Tarek Mawad and animator Friedrich van Schoor took a computer, a projector, and a DSLR on a slider out into a forest and mapped projections onto various parts of nature. I think it's absolutely stunning, it takes beautifully shot footage and takes it up a notch as it is so wonderful to watch and they really bought the scenery to life.


The next one I looked into is by Director / Animator / Cinematography / Editor Kevin McGloughlin. He took a simple car journey and filmed it from various angles, and used techniques like time lapse to create a really trippy video.



Then after researching into lighting and projection further I found a video that adapted a kinect in an innovative way, the band plays in the dark with a kinect projected on them which an adapted RED camera (where the filter that blocks non-visible light was removed) picked up the spectacular effect shown below:


And finally I found a video I watched a couple of years ago, I believe this video went viral which is why so many people know about it but it involved projection mapping onto a moving object.


I've always loved this video because it really drags you in and makes you believe the box is being changed when its all just the projection, I think it really shows what we can do with projection and lighting.