The document discusses experiments with different photography techniques, including reflection, rule of thirds, perspective, and an intentionally "dirty" shot. For each technique, it provides feedback on what worked and could be improved, such as using simpler backgrounds to draw focus to the subject or adjusting subject placement. The goal is to thoughtfully analyze each shot and identify ways to make the images more successful.

1. Experimenting
With Different
Shots.

2. Reflection
I think that this shot has
worked apart from the
background. I think the
reflection is good and it
makes the audience
wonder what she is
looking at. To make the
image more successful I
think the setting could
have been different to
draw more focus onto the
model.

3. Rule Of Thirds
This image could have
been more successful
if it was taken in a
different place.
Maybe a plainer
background would
have brought the
focus to the models
rather than the
posters on the walls
in the corridor. The
concept of rule of
thirds has worked
however as we can
see that the models
take up two thirds of
the image.

4. Perspective
This photograph
does show
perspective down
the corridor and the
focus is drawn to the
model in the
background standing
further away. I think
the model in the
foreground could
have been placed
slightly further back.
The corridor does
look smaller

5. Dirty Shot
I think that this shot
has worked as the
banister on the stairs
is covering a certain
amount of both the
models. This
successfully makes
them slightly unclear
and because of the
angle the photo is
taken from it looks like
its been took from
quite a distance. This
would be even more
successful if it was
taken in a different
setting.