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The document discusses photos taken for a poster advertising a used musical products store. It aims to give the images an old, vintage effect to match the store's used items. Several photos were edited to enhance subjects and give an antique look using effects like black and white, fish eye lens, and monochrome. The best images followed photographic rules like rule of thirds and had clear subjects that depicted used musical instruments in good condition to appeal to the target audience of students and antique collectors. Some photos were rejected for showing modern elements or subjects only partially in frame.
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Photos for a purpose
The document discusses photos taken for a poster advertising a used musical products store. It aims to give the images an old, vintage effect to match the store's used items. The target audience is mainly students looking for affordable equipment. Three images were edited - one used a fish eye lens to draw attention, another was made black and white for an antique look, and a third featured visible speakers. Rejected images did not follow composition rules or have a used, vintage style. The edited images are deemed suitable to visually attract the target audience of music lovers and students to the store.
Original photographs
The document contains evaluations of multiple original photographs for use in a magazine. Several photos of a female subject are considered for the front cover and contents page, with one praised for its interesting composition but noted facial expression could be a problem. Other photos of a guitarist are reviewed, with one favored for its clear background suitable for additional images and text. A final photo of a smiling male subject is selected for a double page spread based on direct eye contact, appropriate prop, and resemblance to professional band photos.
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Representation
The document discusses the images used in a magazine targeted towards a younger audience. It describes several key points:
1) The front cover image depicts two young people holding guitars against a colorful background, which is intended to attract the target audience and indicate the pop music genre.
2) Images throughout the magazine feature young people around the same age as the target audience doing activities they can relate to, such as playing music or using technology, in order to appeal to and engage the audience.
3) The contents page image shows two main artists mentioned in the magazine in a casual pose, surrounded by a plain background to make them stand out, mirroring a conventional magazine style.
Organising
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Photoshoot planning
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Planning images
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Original photographs
The document contains evaluations of multiple original photographs for use in a magazine. Several photos of a female subject are considered for the front cover and contents page, with one praised for its interesting composition but noted facial expression could be a problem. Other photos of a guitarist are reviewed, with one favored for its clear background suitable for additional images and text. A final photo of a smiling male subject is selected for a double page spread based on direct eye contact, appropriate prop, and resemblance to professional band photos.
Street photography analysis
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Representation
The document discusses the images used in a magazine targeted towards a younger audience. It describes several key points:
1) The front cover image depicts two young people holding guitars against a colorful background, which is intended to attract the target audience and indicate the pop music genre.
2) Images throughout the magazine feature young people around the same age as the target audience doing activities they can relate to, such as playing music or using technology, in order to appeal to and engage the audience.
3) The contents page image shows two main artists mentioned in the magazine in a casual pose, surrounded by a plain background to make them stand out, mirroring a conventional magazine style.
Organising
The document provides details about a photography student's plans to photograph a band for an alternative music magazine. It outlines that the student will stage the photos in their college music studio due to available equipment and ability to control lighting. Costumes will have a casual, alternative style. Props will include guitars and drums. The student's camera and 18-55mm lens will be used. Photos for the cover, contents page, and double-page spread are described as close-ups, action shots, and emphasizing individual personalities respectively.
Photoshoot planning
The document outlines plans for several photo shoots for a clubbing music magazine. It details 5 shoots to create images for the cover, contents page, and a double page spread. Each shoot will feature models with neon makeup and props to portray a club scene and connect visually. Close-up shots will emphasize the makeup, and backdrops/lighting will activate the neon colors. A schedule allocates days for the shoots over a week.
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Planning images
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Contact sheet- Outside
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Justification of images
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Photography development
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- 1. Photos for a Purpose
- 2. Purpose of Shoot The aim of this shoot was to generate images for a poster advertising a used musical products store. As the store only sell used items it was essential to give an old effect to the image and not show brand new products. The target audience of the poster would mainly be students that could not afford brand new equipment although the poster could also appeal to antiques collectors and old people interested in instruments that they used to use themselves.
- 6. I chose to edit this image as I liked the framing used; although the whole of the intended focus point isn’t inside the frame I believe this makes the composition more interesting. With this photo I decided to adjust the contrast and the brightness to enhance the people in the shot along with the instruments that they are using. By doing this the lighting equipment that you can see now has a silhouette effect which contrasts well with the green board to the right of the image. The main difference from the original image is the fish eye lens effect used to give the image a circular look and draw more attention to the middle of the image. I chose to use this effect due to the style of Khadija Bhuiyan; who I researched as my digital based photographer.
- 8. The second image I edited shows someone with their head inside of a trumpet. The image follows the balancing elements rule as the bland background helps to draw attention to the main image. I chose to make this image black and white to give an antique look to the instrument in the image; as the person in the image is wearing modern clothes this contrasts well with the old looking instrument. Eliminating all colour from this photo sets a bleak feeling whilst the person having their head in the tuba brings some humour back to the image.
- 10. This third image is my favourite of the 3 as the speakers stand out in the image so much. I decided to use a slight monochrome style effect on the image after researching the contemporary photographer Lewis Hine. The image is a perfect example of rule of third although I believe the composition would look better if the left hand side of the image had something to balance the elements such as a small poster or sign related to music.
- 11. Rejected Images I chose not to use this image due to the plugs that are visible to the right of the speaker as well as the top speaker only being half visible. This image doesn’t follow the rule of third compared to the other images and there is no clear depth of field either. To the top right of the image you can see a small amount of wire which looks like it wasn’t meant to be in the shot whereas with the similar image that I have chosen the wire adds more attention to the right hand side of the image. This image was rejected due to the clothing worn by the person in the shot; the jacket is modern which does not suit the used, vintage theme intended. Another reason for not choosing this image was the condition of the instrument, although the shop sell’s used goods they don’t want people to think that all of the instruments are in poor condition. I believe this image would have worked well if the person was wearing plainer clothes and the framing was in shot, as well as using a stringed guitar.