The document discusses potential hazards and risks when taking photographs including sunlight in a model's eyes, cars on the road, and smoking cigarettes. To control these risks, it recommends waiting for sunlight to move, checking for cars before photographing a model near a road, and rolling a long cigarette to avoid burning the model.

1. Hazard Risk Controlling Risk Record your
findings
Review &
revise
Sunlight The sunlight
could shine in
the models eye
causing
damage to the
eye.
Waiting until the
sun light has
moved or take
pictures inside in a
controlled
environment
Waiting for
lighting to
become better
so this avoids
the eyes being in
discomfort
Waiting for
light to move
Road The model is
leaning on the
wall – a car
could come
Check the road to
see if a car is
coming before
taking a photo
Wait until there
are no cars
Always check
the area if it is
safe and
there is no
traffic
Objects at the
scene
Smoking a
cigarette
Make sure that
the model is
doesn’t get burnt
Make sure
there is
enough of the
cigarette so he
doesn’t get
burnt
Before the
shoot, roll a
cigarette
which is
long
enough.
Risk Assessment