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The document analyzes the iconic Abbey Road album cover photo of The Beatles. It shows the band members crossing the street outside of Abbey Road Studios in London. The photo was staged to be the perfect image for the album cover. It places the band in the center of the shot against the background of the street, removing other people and keeping the cars to maintain the street scene. The long shot shows the band dressed smartly in suits walking away from the camera in the direction of the studio where they recorded the album.
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- 1. Photo Analysis Sarah Dick
- 2. The Beatles; Abbey Road
- 3. Identifying the Image The image has the main focus of the members of The Beatles. The Periphery shows them crossing a road which is where their studio was. The photo has been used as an album cover of one of their album so was staged so that it was the perfect image
- 4. Photo Development The photo is equal as the figures are placed in the centre of the image so its the main focus. The lighting shows their faces and outfit as no shadows are created. People who would have usually been on the street have been removed so the only people in the shot is the band, but cars along the road have been kept in to keep the idea of the street.
- 5. Person in the Image The image is a long shot which shows the people in the image and the overall setting of the image. They are all looking away from the camera and in the direction of the way they are walking. They are all dressed smartly in suits because they were seen as a big band and wore clothes to impress.
- 6. Setting Using the road in which their studio was on has influence to their music and what it meant to them. The studio was probably used to record their music for that album.
- 7. Overall image idea The image was took for the cover of their album cover so was created on purpose by using stylists and make up artists to create the look. The image would be seen on their new album so it would in music shops, online, posters for advertisement and TV adverts. People who are interested in the band may like the image as it shows them on the front.