2. This image has no direct address and has a broad depth of field, it was also taken in
the moment, nothing was staged or planned.
The focus of the image is on the football player, the arms, tunnel and the audiences
eyes are all looking at him so it brings all the focus on him.
The lighting is bright and un-natural because it is the lights from the football pitch
shining down.
The image captures the moment and that moment tells a story about the winning
goal of the game because he’s being praised. There can be many different meanings
to this image but it captures a happy moment for the football player and the fans.

3. This image is in focus of the football player who kicked the ball into the goal. The
camera focuses more on the players than the goalie or the football.
This image was taken at a fast shutter speed and it was taken in the moment. It was
the perfect moment because you don’t know what’s going to happen, weather he’s
going to save it or miss it.
The lighting is ambient lighting, because its natural bright lighting.
Rule of thirds.

4. This image was staged photography, as it is an advertisement because the runner has
a BT top on. It has a broad depth of field.
The lighting is more focused on the top of him than the bottom it is also coming from
the sky and also artificial lighting, this photo also advertises the new Olympic
stadium. The context of the image is important because it’s an advert.
The low angle sums up his status, that he’s important and powerful.
This image is making a moment instead of capturing one.