Photography students are asked to do each other's makeup to look like homeless people based on brainstorming what that would feel like. They are instructed to use brown eyeshadow to enhance dark areas of the face like under the eyes and cheekbones to portray tiredness and starvation. When taking photos with their phone lights, they should consider emphasizing the dark makeup areas and focusing on the eyes to convey emotion. After editing the photos, students will provide feedback on each other's work.

1. PHOTOGRAPHY & MAKE -UP

2. STARTER: BRAINSTORM HOW IT
WOULD FEEL TO BE HOMELESS.

3. E X A M P L E S O F M Y WO R K

4. OBJECTIVE
Get into pairs and do each others make up in the style
of a homeless person. Then photograph each other
and edit it to portray the emotions you came up with in
the brainstorm you created earlier.

5. TIPS
Use the brown eye shadow to enhance natural dark
areas of the face. Such as under the eyes to show
tiredness and cheekbones to show a sign of
starvation.
When taking the photograph consider your lighting.
Maybe use the light on your phone?
When editing think about emphasising these dark
areas even more. Also focussing on the eyes can be
a great way to create emotion in the final outcome.

6. REFLECTION
Look at each others work and comment
on the strengths and what they could
improve on.