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The document summarizes the photoshoot plan for a DPS (double page spread) magazine feature. It includes details on the model, shot type/angle, lighting, editing, and mise-en-scene. It then discusses specific photos considered and reasons they were or weren't selected, including cutting off the model's head, lack of space for text, distracting background, and unflattering eyeliner lighting. The final section summarizes post-production editing steps taken to prepare the selected photo for the DPS layout, including converting to black and white, adding selective color, and positioning text.
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The document provides details on planning a photoshoot for a magazine spread featuring a model named Poppy Casson. It includes notes on the shot type, lighting, editing, and selection of photos. One photo was chosen for the spread showing Poppy playing guitar on a bed in black and white. Post-editing involved converting to black and white, highlighting key features with color, and designing the layout in publishing software. Feedback was received on further refinements including positioning page numbers and credits to be less distracting.
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The document discusses photo selections and layout choices for a magazine. Several photos are considered for the cover, contents page, and double page spread. Photos are evaluated based on body language, positioning, lighting, focus on the subject, and background. Some photos are rejected due to uneven backgrounds, dark lighting, cut-off objects, or poses that leave too much white space. The best photos are chosen to represent different sections of the magazine and attract readers through confident poses, eye-catching lighting, and clear focal points.
Unaltered photos
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The document provides details for a photoshoot plan and layout for a digital photoshoot spread (DPS) for a magazine. It includes details on the model, lighting, editing, and photo selection. Feedback was provided on font and color scheme choices. The creator then made changes based on the feedback, selecting new fonts, changing the color scheme to blue and pink, and altering the model's lip and guitar strap colors in photos. Further revisions were made based on teacher feedback, including repositioning elements like the masthead, photo credit, and page numbers to make the layout less distracting.
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The document discusses photo selections and layout choices for a magazine. Several photos are considered for the cover, contents page, and double page spread. Photos are evaluated based on body language, positioning, lighting, focus on the subject, and background. Some photos are rejected due to uneven backgrounds, dark lighting, cut-off objects, or poses that leave too much white space. The best photos are chosen to represent different sections of the magazine and attract readers through confident poses, eye-catching lighting, and clear focal points.
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Evaluation Question One
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- Close-up photos of hands playing guitar and piano with natural or warm lighting and high contrast to represent the magazine's focus on pop musicians and singer-songwriters.
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Evidence 5
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- Original photos considered for the project
- Edited versions of selected photos for use on elements like the front cover and double page spread
The document examines photos in detail, outlines permissions obtained, and shows how selected photos were edited for the school project.
Professional photography (students)
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The document provides details on a photoshoot plan for magazine images, including:
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The document also includes notes on selecting and editing photos for the contents page, designing the page in Phot
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Contents media photos
The document discusses several potential photos for a contents page, evaluating each based on lighting, eye contact, orientation, focus, colors, model expression, and positioning relative to planned text. The writer likes some photos but thinks adjustments like cropping, changing colors, or off-centering the subject could improve them. Their favorite photo has bright colors and will be edited and tested on the page before a final choice is made.
My orginal image evidence
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Music Magazine What I Did
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2) For the contents page, multiple photos were used and framed with red borders on a slant. Page numbers were similarly formatted and effects-enhanced.
3) A double-page feature spread layered photos to take up space but not be half-and-half. A title and pull quote were added using consistent styling with effects like bevel and emboss.
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Production Process
The document provides details about the production process for a magazine article and fanzine. It describes selecting images, editing photos, designing layouts, and writing content. The author experiments with different fonts, backgrounds, filters and arrangements to refine the visual design and organization. Key details like word counts, photo issues, and layout revisions are noted to track progress. The goal is to create a vibrant, creative fanzine that combines different styles while honoring the source material.
Rejected images
The photographer rejected several photos for their music magazine for reasons such as awkward poses, blurriness, bright lighting, accidentally cutting off parts of the model, and backgrounds or outfits that did not fit the R&B genre. Issues included poses that were boring or did not fit the magazine, blurry or poorly lit photos, accidentally cutting off the model's hair or hands, and backgrounds or outfits that did not match the R&B theme.
Evaluation
The document analyzes the front cover of a magazine created for a school project. It discusses the model, background, colors, fonts, layout and other design elements chosen for the cover. The goal was to create a magazine cover that represented classical music. Several alternative cover designs are also presented and analyzed.
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- 2. Photo Selection DPS I discarded this photo because I don’t like how it cuts off the top of my model’s head and I don’t like the tilt down angle I chose this photo because it has the perfect amount of space for me to put my article and I love how bright the model’s face looks Although I love this photograph, I didn’t use it because it doesn’t have enough space for me to work with to put my article. I don’t feel like my model is the focus of this photo and that the green wall distracts from her so I don’t want to use it. I really like this photo however for my DPS, there isn’t enough space to put my article over her. I didn’t want to use this photo because the lighting makes my model’s eyeliner look a bit weird.
- 4. Having duplicated my layer, I used the convert to black and white tool and changed the contrast until I was happy with the photograph. I then used the eraser tool to pick out her lips, eyes and guitar as they are the most important features of the photograph. I used the quick selection tool to select the guitar strap and used the bucket tool to make it more vibrant.
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- 7. I used the scribble tool in Publisher to make my article go around my model’s shoulder and guitar to make it look more professional. I also realigned my text using the ruler to ensure that when its printed, it falls to the right of my page. I created my page numbers using the circle tool and made a drop cap for the beginning of my article as is convention in magazines. Having changed my colour scheme, I changed my model’s lip colour and also her guitar strap to be purple.