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The photography plan outlines shoots on three dates - November 27th, 18th and 27th - with different subjects and locations. On the 27th they will photograph Declan at school in casual clothes, on the 18th they will shoot Matthew at a graveyard dressed in black with a leather jacket, and on the 27th they will photograph Joe back at school with a guitar as a prop.
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2. Employing darker colors like red and black to create a rebellious style. Lighter colors like white and yellow provide contrast.
3. Bold, smudged fonts in sans serif styles and casual, aggressive artist photos give the impression of not caring - fitting for a rock music genre.
Feedback
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Readers profile
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