This document contains summaries of multiple photographs by different photographers. The first is a portrait of Patrick Peterson by Ian Allen, showing him relieved with arms outstretched against a black background to draw focus. The second is a landscape photo from Pluckley, Kent by Ed Thompson, showing the haunted village's church to stand out with unusual colors. The third is Kobe Bryant's retirement announcement portrait by Neil Leifer in black and white with the basketball touching his head to represent his career.

1. Ian Allen - Portrait
In this photo shoot of Patrick Peterson by photographer Ian Allen, the
effect of the black background makes all the focus come to him because
of his bright colors and the way he is looking up with his arms out show
that he is relieved about something and standing out to everyonelike
hey look at me. The light looks like coming from the front of him and
making him look bright. I like the way it is positioned and I also like the
lighting and the way the model is posing. This type of photographer
interests me and fits the ideas of whatI want to do. The purposeof this
photo is to inspirepeople and motivate and that is why he is looking up
with his arms straightout. The image is positioned so the model is only
in the middle, and is lined up between the lines in the middle.

2. Ed Thompson - Landscape
This images purposeisfor peoplewho are Interested in landscape
and weird colors. It may be shown in a landscapeart intervention. It
is positioned so the church is the center of attention and the thing
everyonefocuseson. The color in the image is used for the effect to
stand out and show it’s nota normalplace and it’s not ordinary. The
photographs weremadefrom a place in Pluckley, Kent. Pluckley is
recorded in the Domesday Book and is over 1000 yearsold. It'ssaid
to be the most haunted village in the U.K. Pluckley is host to a
number of apparitionsaccording to local myth with tales of a
phantom horse and coach passing through the town, a Generalthat
roamsthrough woodsthat no longer exist, a gypsy woman who set
herself ablaze and variousred ladies & white ladies who appear in St
Nicholas's Churchyard. Somebelieve that ghosts could be revealed
with the use of infrared photography. Under normalconditionswe
see a visible wavelength of light between 400-700 nanometersand
that's the range of light most cameras record. Infrared film with the
correct filtration can reveal light between 750-1000 nanometers.

3. Neil Leifer – Portrait
In this image taken by Neil Leifer, it shows the purposeof the image
is to makepeoplewho are interested in basketball feel sad and
motivated at the same time because this image was for when Kobe
Bryant(the model)announced hisretirementand this image was
used for peopleto motivated to be like him. The image is positioned
so the ball and his head meet the middleof the image. The use of
black and white gives the effect of a meaningfulimage because if it
had bright colors it would makeit look happy and give the wrong
impression since it is a sad announcement. Theway the ball is
touching his head is giving the impression that the game of basketball
has touched his mind or he’s telling us that his mind is basketball and
that’s all he knows. The light lookslike it’s coming from the frontbut
elevated high as you can see the reflection on the ball. Asthe ball
goes dark underneathand his chin is shadowed, this showsthe light
is coming from the fronttop.

4. Ed Thompson – Landscape
This is another image of the haunted place in Kent. The image makes
it look inviting with the colour but its actually oneof the most
haunted places in the UK. The positioningis so the white post is in
the middleand the flowers are at the bottom. It gives the effect that
its like death. The meaningof the photograph is to show how
beautifulplaces can be, even if it’s a haunted place that no one likes
to visit. It makes it look inviting through the image.

5. Don Mcullin - War
This image was taken to show the real truth behind war and to show
the publicwhat wasreally like. This helped stop the war because of
all the publicity it got for being a bad war from these images. The
image is positioned to show the man who looksscared in the middle
of the image and to show his emotionsand feelings fully. The lighting
in the images don’tlook very nice as the background looksuninviting
and the colour is black and white because of the times it was taken
but it also makes a sad effect. It looks as if he is tightly grippinghis
gun because he is scared. The duston his helmet and the dirt on his
handsshow that the conditionsaren’t healthy and the way he is
crunched up as if he is cold show the clothes he’s wearingaren’t very
warm for these conditions. He is notlooking at the camera and this
suggests he is looking at something moreimportantor scary.

6. Don Mcullin - War
This is an image of a man throwing a grenadeand it looks frightening
and to see what’s going on in front of him isn’t nice and this would
make the audiencefeel sorry and wantto stop the war and this
worked. The colour is also for the time period but it also creates an
effect. The meaningof this photo is to show how peoplehad to deal
with stuff in the war and what all the soldiers wentthrough and how
they handled themselves. The image is positioned so the man is right
in the middlead it’s taken as if the image was rushed because he had
a certain time limit to take the image. The sticks at the side of the
image look like they are framingthe man and the movementon the
grenadeshows the focuscouldn’tkeep up with it. Its an in action
image and it looks as if the man is posing but really its just the reality
of war. It reminds you of the Olympicsas it looks like he’s throwing a
javelin. The sticks in frontof the man make it seem as If its creating a
background framebetween the tree and the stick.