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This document discusses photos taken of models for an R&B/hip hop magazine spread. The author positions one model for a double page spread but decides his pose lacks masculinity. They feel the first photo of the model sitting down best presents appealing masculinity through his jawline and posture. Later photos are rejected for not representing R&B/hip hop style due to one model's fur hood and top. Another selected photo is felt to work well for the double page spread by implying something being uncovered. Most photos of some models are rejected for clothing choices not stereotypically presenting R&B genre. One group of photos is deemed suitable for a contents page due to the edgy contrasting stances of two models.
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Music Magazine Pictures
The document discusses photos taken for a music magazine cover, contents page, and double-page spread. Photos of the documenter's brother modeling as a solo artist were taken at an abandoned amusement park location. Various photos were considered for the cover, with one chosen that showed eye contact and a music festival wristband. Additional photos of friends were taken for the double-page spread to portray different styles, with movement and brand logos as desirable traits. Lower quality live music photos may also feature due to their music connotation.
Analysis of images took
Charlie Canterbury took images for their magazine to make the models look like professional models and give the magazine a sophisticated, realistic look. For the front cover, Charlie made the image black and white to fit the R&B style of the magazine and engage readers by making them question why it was black and white. On the contents page, Charlie included two photos, one side-on but facing forward and a close-up of the face, to engage readers through direct address and express that the text is aimed at them. For the double page spread image, Charlie airbrushed the whole image to make the model look professionally edited by adding and enhancing shadows.
Images taken but not used
This document discusses several potential photos for the cover of a magazine. It analyzes each photo and provides critiques on the composition, angles, poses of the model, and whether they effectively portray the desired image of a "sex symbol" or "cheeky chappy" personality. While some shots have good eye contact or positioning of the model, none are quite right for the cover due to flaws like unattractive angles, poses that seem too intimidating or don't suit the genre, or backgrounds that are not professional looking.
Photography Plan
Zeyan Mirza is planning a photo shoot for their rap magazine featuring a black male model aged 16 or older wearing brands associated with rappers like Nike and Armani. Mirza will be the photographer and take photos in their school corridor, including a medium close-up shot for the cover featuring aggression. Lighting will be high key to clearly see subjects. Photoshop may be used to remove backgrounds and sharpen images. The magazine is called "Rapture" and references rap music. Reference photos show rappers wearing chains to emphasize wealth. The cover star will have an afro haircut and wear a gold chain and Rolex watch associated with rappers.
Photographic Evidence
The document summarizes the selection process for photos to include in a music magazine. The author chose a photo for the front cover that shows the model smiling and making direct eye contact with the reader. For interior pages, a mid-shot photo was selected that focuses on the model's face and shows a friendly expression. Additional photos included a mirror shot that captures the model's reflection and eye contact to represent glamour, and a photo with the model and her dog to provide a realistic glimpse into the celebrity's life.
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- 1. IMG_4513.JPG IMG_4517.JPG IMG_4521.JPG IMG_4525.JPG IMG_4529.JPG IMG_4514.JPG IMG_4518.JPG IMG_4522.JPG IMG_4526.JPG IMG_4530.JPG IMG_4515.JPG IMG_4519.JPG IMG_4523.JPG IMG_4527.JPG IMG_4531.JPG IMG_4516.JPG IMG_4520.JPG IMG_4524.JPG IMG_4528.JPG IMG_4532.JPG I positioned my model like this with the intention of using him for my double page spread, which is why there's a considerable amount of space to the right of him. I thought using a mid shot would help the audeince focus more on him and I decided that only half of his face needed to be shown because it would create mystery for my target audience. However I didn't use any of these shots because in the end I didn't think his pose presented him as masculine enough. Masculinity is a key characteristic the models of RNB and Hip Hop magazines need to enough. I think that the first image would look good on the bottom of my contents page because he's sitting down. The hurraches and strong jawline present him as appealing to my target audience as well. All of the previous images lack this quality which is why they're not suitable for my magazine.
- 2. IMG_4533.JPG IMG_4537.JPG IMG_4541.JPG IMG_4545.JPG IMG_4549.JPG IMG_4534.JPG IMG_4538.JPG IMG_4542.JPG IMG_4546.JPG IMG_4550.JPG IMG_4535.JPG IMG_4539.JPG IMG_4543.JPG IMG_4547.JPG IMG_4551.JPG IMG_4536.JPG IMG_4540.JPG IMG_4544.JPG IMG_4548.JPG IMG_4552.JPG I think the selected image would be perfect for my double page spread. The position of the model implicates something being uncovered which is usually wha a double page does- uncovers some sort of truth about an artist. Also the smile would give the dps a personal vibe. Most of the images of Blaine, Faz and James are ruined by Blaine's clothing choice. I don't think the fur hood and rihanna top represents the style of RNB or Hip Hop, which is the genre I want my magazine to be. Blaine's clothing and facial expressions don't stereotypically present the genre of RNB in any of his shots so they wouldn't be suitable.
- 3. IMG_4553.JPG IMG_4557.JPG IMG_4554.JPG IMG_4558.JPG IMG_4555.JPG IMG_4556.JPG The selected image would be a good image to use for a contents page. The contrasting stances of the two models is quite edgy. James doesn't look prepared for the shoot in these four images above so they wouldn't be suitable to use in my magazine as it doesn't look professional