The document provides evidence of setting up equipment for a photography studio shoot, including attaching a camera to a tripod to ensure level photos, lighting a black backdrop and the models' faces with different colored lights, and experimenting with reflecting lights off a circular disc to create different lighting effects on the models.

1. Evidence
My location for my photos was in the photography
studio. Here is some evidence of setting up the tripod.
The tripod was used to attach the camera onto. This
ensures the photos come out level and aren’t taken at
an angle. This is important, as it ensures the photos
look professional and not rushed.
Additionally, here is a photo of myself setting up
other equipment, such as lighting. I used 3 different
types of light. One was placed on the black paper in
background. This ensured the black backdrop was
lit up enough to see in the photos. Also, I set up a
warm-orange toned light which would reflect on
the side of the models faces. This would create a
really ‘edgy’ effect and make the lighting suitable
for my cover. Finally, I used a large square light
which was used directly on the models. This meant
that their faces were correctly lit up.
Finally,Iaddedacircular discwhichI heldupto
reflectthe lightstothe modelsface.Iexperimented
and usedthe goldenside,andthe silver.Thiscreated
differenteffects.