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The photographer took multiple shots of a model for a magazine cover using different clothing and lighting. They used a tripod and additional lighting to improve image quality. Their favorite shot was of the model smiling slightly in a shirt that suited the genre of music. They felt the photos followed conventions of magazine covers by being sharp, clean shots without direct eye contact, making the magazine feel less formal.
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Photoshoot analysis henry
The photographer took portraits of a model for a music magazine cover. They used a tripod, lighting, and different outfits to capture the model in a style suitable for the genre of music. Their favorite photo shows the model smiling, implying he enjoys the music. The photos follow conventions of magazine covers by being sharp, clean, and having a less formal tone that suits the style. Additional photos were taken for spreads and contents pages while attending a summer concert, with preferences for photos that show the musical atmosphere.
Photoshoot analysis henry
The photographer took photos of a model for a magazine cover using a Nikon D3100 camera mounted on a tripod. They used additional lighting to define tones and textures. The model wore different outfits suitable for the genre of music. Medium shots allowed expression of emotions and body language. The middle photo was the favorite as the model slightly smiled and the shirt suited the genre. The photos followed conventions of magazine covers by being sharp, clean, and having a less formal mode of address suitable for the style.
Photoshoot 3
The photographer summarized the second photoshoot of their main model for a music magazine. Wide shots of the model by a guitar will likely be used for the front cover, while medium shots of her holding the guitar could feature inside. Some background editing may be needed using cloning tools to make settings like brick walls appear more appropriate for the genre. Final photos were taken between trees and on a bench holding the guitar to allow flexibility in layout.
Photoshoot one
The document summarizes a photo shoot for a magazine. The photos of the main model will be used for the central image on the front cover and are intended to portray the genre of music featured in the magazine, such as through the model's poses and clothing. This is meant to increase interest from the target audience by clearly representing the music genre.
Photo shoot two
The photos rely mainly on how the models are dressed and posed, with some props like a tent. However, the background setting is not ideal as there are houses visible and no festival stages. To better suit the music genre target audience, the photos will be edited to remove houses from the background and crop tighter to focus on the models and props that would be recognized at music festivals.
Story-Board
The document outlines a photo shoot plan for a magazine cover featuring a model. The first photo is a close-up of her face looking directly at the camera to catch readers' attention. Additional photos include close-ups from different angles, one with the model holding a guitar, and an outdoor medium close-up shot to showcase a variety of styles and angles of the model.
PHOTOS I DIDN'T USE
This photographer did not use two photographs for their album cover because the emotion on the subject's face in one photo was not vulnerable or sexy enough to appeal to both female and male audiences. The other photo of a coffee cup could not have writing or a CD cut out clearly shown so a different photo was chosen that allowed for these additions to help the audience understand what was included in the image.
Mise en scene
The document discusses various elements that will be used for a photo shoot for a music magazine, including props, lighting, poses, costumes, and locations. Props like cameras, makeup brushes, and microphones will be used. Different lighting techniques like high key lighting, backlighting, and natural lighting will be employed to create different moods. Poses will be chosen that suit a girl band and convey a positive image. Casual yet fashionable high street clothing in neutral colors will be used for the band's costumes. A suitable location portraying the right characteristics for the music genre and band will be selected.
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The photographer took portraits of a model for a music magazine cover. They used a tripod, lighting, and different outfits to capture the model in a style suitable for the genre of music. Their favorite photo shows the model smiling, implying he enjoys the music. The photos follow conventions of magazine covers by being sharp, clean, and having a less formal tone that suits the style. Additional photos were taken for spreads and contents pages while attending a summer concert, with preferences for photos that show the musical atmosphere.
Photoshoot analysis henry
The photographer took photos of a model for a magazine cover using a Nikon D3100 camera mounted on a tripod. They used additional lighting to define tones and textures. The model wore different outfits suitable for the genre of music. Medium shots allowed expression of emotions and body language. The middle photo was the favorite as the model slightly smiled and the shirt suited the genre. The photos followed conventions of magazine covers by being sharp, clean, and having a less formal mode of address suitable for the style.
Photoshoot 3
The photographer summarized the second photoshoot of their main model for a music magazine. Wide shots of the model by a guitar will likely be used for the front cover, while medium shots of her holding the guitar could feature inside. Some background editing may be needed using cloning tools to make settings like brick walls appear more appropriate for the genre. Final photos were taken between trees and on a bench holding the guitar to allow flexibility in layout.
Photoshoot one
The document summarizes a photo shoot for a magazine. The photos of the main model will be used for the central image on the front cover and are intended to portray the genre of music featured in the magazine, such as through the model's poses and clothing. This is meant to increase interest from the target audience by clearly representing the music genre.
Photo shoot two
The photos rely mainly on how the models are dressed and posed, with some props like a tent. However, the background setting is not ideal as there are houses visible and no festival stages. To better suit the music genre target audience, the photos will be edited to remove houses from the background and crop tighter to focus on the models and props that would be recognized at music festivals.
Story-Board
The document outlines a photo shoot plan for a magazine cover featuring a model. The first photo is a close-up of her face looking directly at the camera to catch readers' attention. Additional photos include close-ups from different angles, one with the model holding a guitar, and an outdoor medium close-up shot to showcase a variety of styles and angles of the model.
PHOTOS I DIDN'T USE
This photographer did not use two photographs for their album cover because the emotion on the subject's face in one photo was not vulnerable or sexy enough to appeal to both female and male audiences. The other photo of a coffee cup could not have writing or a CD cut out clearly shown so a different photo was chosen that allowed for these additions to help the audience understand what was included in the image.
Mise en scene
The document discusses various elements that will be used for a photo shoot for a music magazine, including props, lighting, poses, costumes, and locations. Props like cameras, makeup brushes, and microphones will be used. Different lighting techniques like high key lighting, backlighting, and natural lighting will be employed to create different moods. Poses will be chosen that suit a girl band and convey a positive image. Casual yet fashionable high street clothing in neutral colors will be used for the band's costumes. A suitable location portraying the right characteristics for the music genre and band will be selected.
Photography Analysis
The photographer chose one photo for a double page spread because it seemed the most natural and had better quality and definition than others. The brick wall and color scheme are prominent aspects of My Chemical Romance, and the subject is wearing an MCR jacket, making the photo relevant. The photographer will edit the photo by changing colors to fit the theme of the article and enhance aspects as needed. A second photo was chosen for the front cover because the colors fit the magazine's scheme. The photographer will also crop, resize and enhance this photo. Their friend is portrayed as Brendon Urie from Panic! At the Disco due to their similar style of plaid shirts, ripped jeans and pop-punk vibe.
CONTENTS PAGE IMAGES
The document discusses image choices for a magazine's contents page. It describes selecting an image of the featured artist on the cover smiling and leaning with one hand on her hip to appear confident and positive in the bottom right corner. It also chooses an in-focus shot of the band Young Guns performing that clearly shows their name and creates a live atmosphere. A third image is an extreme close-up of Marina Diamandis' face with an iconic heart design to represent her "Electra Heart" concept.
Organisation of Location
The document discusses photography plans for a magazine spread featuring a pop star sister. It will take place in the artist's conservatory to allow light from all angles. The front cover photo will be a close-up without a backdrop, while the double page interior spread will include a close-up of the subject with a partial backdrop visible. Close-ups are chosen to create a feeling of connection between the subject and the reader of the magazine.
Presenting magazine pictures
This document discusses pictures selected for the front cover and contents pages of a magazine about rock music. For the front cover, the author chose a picture of a rock band in front of a black gate to match the magazine's color scheme and rock genre. Indoor test shots were also taken under controlled lighting. For the contents page, pictures were taken of a model with a guitar case and guitar to represent an article about her past and musical career. Indoor test shots were again needed due to poor outdoor lighting. Additional pictures discussed show models holding guitars and microphones in ways that reinforce the rock music theme through clothing, makeup, poses and props.
Original and final photos
The document discusses the selection of photos for the front cover and spreads of a rock music magazine. Several photos are evaluated based on their suitability for the genre, composition, lighting, and whether they effectively convey the mood and themes of rock music. In the end, one photo is selected for the cover based on the model's clothing representing the genre and her moody facial expression appealing to the target audience.
Contact sheet- Studio
The document discusses selecting photos for use in a music genre project. Several photos are considered and either selected or rejected for different reasons. The photos selected show strong eye contact, simplicity, and focus on the models to represent the indie genre for the double page spread. Other photos are rejected for issues like the models not being ready, faces not being clear, lighting being too dark, or not fitting the needed style.
Portrait proposal form
The candidate proposes to produce 10 portrait photos suitable for a music magazine. They will photograph their friends to appear confident. The photos will be primarily faces and bodies in different poses. The candidate is inspired by photographers like Paul Harris, Callan Hammond, and Phil Sharp, who take portrait photos for magazines. The candidate will use their Canon 600D camera, possibly with a 50mm lens, and shoot manually outside at Princes Park to get clear shots with no other people. They will consider lighting, ISO, shutter speed, and f-stop settings and keep framing simple since the focus is on the foreground subjects. A risk assessment will be completed.
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. 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.
Contacting models proof
This document contains photos and consent forms from several models - Alex Canham, Elliott Scott, Daniel Stevens, Joanna Ventura, Callum Seward, and Sam Blenkinsopp - who will be participating in a photoshoot for a rock magazine. For each model, a photo is provided along with information on why they were selected and how they are appropriate for portraying the rock genre, whether it be due to their appearance, style, or relatability to the target audience.
Location Recce
Thomas Hibbert planned and took photos for a print media project. He took 3 photos of his friend posing as a music artist: 1) a portrait for the front cover at 6pm, 2) a horizontal shot of his friend playing guitar for the double page spread (DPS) at 6:20pm, and 3) a close-up of the guitar alone at 6:40pm. All photos were taken inside Thomas' house using tungsten lighting to ensure proper lighting and prevent health and safety risks compared to an outdoor shoot.
Task 3 portrait photo shoot proposal form
Shauna Leacy is proposing a music magazine photo shoot featuring portraits related to a chosen music genre. She plans to take at least 50 photos and select the best 10 images of people and/or instruments to convey the music theme. Some photos will show subjects smiling while others will feature action shots matching the genre. She cites the work of photographers Sebastian Kim, Q Magazine, and Billboard Magazine as inspirations for their portrait styles and use of close-ups, groups, and off-center framing. Shauna will use her Canon 7D camera for its interchangeable lenses and shutter speed control to take depth-of-field photos with backgrounds out of focus. She aims to follow the rule of thirds technique and vary shot distances
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Beth Cox took several photos for use in her music magazine, including a front cover shot of direct eye contact, a contents page photo with a less serious model pose, and a double page spread shot in medium close up. She also selected smaller images for the contents page to give readers a behind-the-scenes look and showcase articles about musicians collaborating.
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The document discusses selecting and constructing photography for a music magazine. It examines the work of two photographers, Tom Barnes and Mark Latham. For Tom Barnes' photography of a band, the document's author likes an image that is atypical and draws the audience in with its serious tone, plain black background, and use of lighting to emphasize the subjects. They suggest it could work well as a double-page spread in the magazine. For Mark Latham's live concert photography, they like an image that captures a real performance moment and uses a low camera angle to make the subject appear powerful. They say it could be featured but not as a central image, as it is an action shot.
Rejected images
The document discusses reasons for rejecting several images for use on the front cover of a music magazine.
1. Some images were rejected because they were slightly blurry or had too many colors, which would not look professional or appeal to the target audience.
2. Other images showed the subject smiling and wearing a tiara, making the photos seem too nice and fashion-focused rather than appropriate for a music magazine genre.
3. Cutting off body parts like legs or hands in some photos also led to rejection for lack of professionalism.
Photos
The document discusses photos taken by Beth Cox for use in a music magazine. For the front cover, she chose the first image as it shows direct eye contact. For the contents page, she selected the second photo as it has a less serious tone. The first photo of the double page spread was chosen as the model looks directly at the audience in a medium close up shot. Some photos will also be used as smaller images on the contents page to give readers a sneak peek behind the scenes.
Best Photos Slide
The document discusses several potential photos for the front cover of a music magazine. The first photo is praised for the subject's pose but criticized for too much clutter in the background. The second photo shows the subject holding a guitar, representing her career in music, but her facial expression is deemed unprofessional. The third photo experiments with a microphone prop but is slightly blurry with a messy background. The fourth photo features a train map and money representing the subject's past as a street performer, clearly showing her success through an earring. The fifth photo receives no criticism for its angle, lighting or background of train station doors with flowers. This fifth photo is selected as the favorite for the magazine cover due to its relaxed, relatable scene
Effective Images
The document discusses 5 potential images for use in a music magazine article or cover. Picture 1 shows an empty stage that could represent an artist's tour. Picture 2 shows stage lights that could highlight an artist in the center. Picture 3 is a plain white background suitable for a cover photo. Picture 4 is a full-length shot of an artist that could be used on the cover or in an article. Picture 5 shows a recording studio booth that could accompany a paragraph about recording.
Contact sheet
The document discusses potential photos to use for different sections of a rock magazine, such as the front cover, double page spreads, and contents page. For a double page spread, photos that show the whole body or close interactions between band members are considered as they portray the "rock image" or closeness of the band. However, some photos are deemed too simple or don't clearly show the subject is a band. Front covers need more rock-oriented photos while interior pages could feature more neutral facial expressions to portray the seriousness of the artist's music.
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.
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The document discusses the selection of photos for the front cover and spreads of a rock music magazine. Several photos are evaluated based on their suitability for the genre, composition, lighting, and whether they effectively convey the mood and themes of rock music. In the end, one photo is selected for the cover based on the model's clothing representing the genre and her moody facial expression appealing to the target audience.
Contact sheet- Studio
The document discusses selecting photos for use in a music genre project. Several photos are considered and either selected or rejected for different reasons. The photos selected show strong eye contact, simplicity, and focus on the models to represent the indie genre for the double page spread. Other photos are rejected for issues like the models not being ready, faces not being clear, lighting being too dark, or not fitting the needed style.
Portrait proposal form
The candidate proposes to produce 10 portrait photos suitable for a music magazine. They will photograph their friends to appear confident. The photos will be primarily faces and bodies in different poses. The candidate is inspired by photographers like Paul Harris, Callan Hammond, and Phil Sharp, who take portrait photos for magazines. The candidate will use their Canon 600D camera, possibly with a 50mm lens, and shoot manually outside at Princes Park to get clear shots with no other people. They will consider lighting, ISO, shutter speed, and f-stop settings and keep framing simple since the focus is on the foreground subjects. A risk assessment will be completed.
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. 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.
Contacting models proof
This document contains photos and consent forms from several models - Alex Canham, Elliott Scott, Daniel Stevens, Joanna Ventura, Callum Seward, and Sam Blenkinsopp - who will be participating in a photoshoot for a rock magazine. For each model, a photo is provided along with information on why they were selected and how they are appropriate for portraying the rock genre, whether it be due to their appearance, style, or relatability to the target audience.
Location Recce
Thomas Hibbert planned and took photos for a print media project. He took 3 photos of his friend posing as a music artist: 1) a portrait for the front cover at 6pm, 2) a horizontal shot of his friend playing guitar for the double page spread (DPS) at 6:20pm, and 3) a close-up of the guitar alone at 6:40pm. All photos were taken inside Thomas' house using tungsten lighting to ensure proper lighting and prevent health and safety risks compared to an outdoor shoot.
Task 3 portrait photo shoot proposal form
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Beth Cox took several photos for use in her music magazine, including a front cover shot of direct eye contact, a contents page photo with a less serious model pose, and a double page spread shot in medium close up. She also selected smaller images for the contents page to give readers a behind-the-scenes look and showcase articles about musicians collaborating.
Professional Photography
The document discusses selecting and constructing photography for a music magazine. It examines the work of two photographers, Tom Barnes and Mark Latham. For Tom Barnes' photography of a band, the document's author likes an image that is atypical and draws the audience in with its serious tone, plain black background, and use of lighting to emphasize the subjects. They suggest it could work well as a double-page spread in the magazine. For Mark Latham's live concert photography, they like an image that captures a real performance moment and uses a low camera angle to make the subject appear powerful. They say it could be featured but not as a central image, as it is an action shot.
Rejected images
The document discusses reasons for rejecting several images for use on the front cover of a music magazine.
1. Some images were rejected because they were slightly blurry or had too many colors, which would not look professional or appeal to the target audience.
2. Other images showed the subject smiling and wearing a tiara, making the photos seem too nice and fashion-focused rather than appropriate for a music magazine genre.
3. Cutting off body parts like legs or hands in some photos also led to rejection for lack of professionalism.
Photos
The document discusses photos taken by Beth Cox for use in a music magazine. For the front cover, she chose the first image as it shows direct eye contact. For the contents page, she selected the second photo as it has a less serious tone. The first photo of the double page spread was chosen as the model looks directly at the audience in a medium close up shot. Some photos will also be used as smaller images on the contents page to give readers a sneak peek behind the scenes.
Best Photos Slide
The document discusses several potential photos for the front cover of a music magazine. The first photo is praised for the subject's pose but criticized for too much clutter in the background. The second photo shows the subject holding a guitar, representing her career in music, but her facial expression is deemed unprofessional. The third photo experiments with a microphone prop but is slightly blurry with a messy background. The fourth photo features a train map and money representing the subject's past as a street performer, clearly showing her success through an earring. The fifth photo receives no criticism for its angle, lighting or background of train station doors with flowers. This fifth photo is selected as the favorite for the magazine cover due to its relaxed, relatable scene
Effective Images
The document discusses 5 potential images for use in a music magazine article or cover. Picture 1 shows an empty stage that could represent an artist's tour. Picture 2 shows stage lights that could highlight an artist in the center. Picture 3 is a plain white background suitable for a cover photo. Picture 4 is a full-length shot of an artist that could be used on the cover or in an article. Picture 5 shows a recording studio booth that could accompany a paragraph about recording.
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The document discusses potential photos to use for different sections of a rock magazine, such as the front cover, double page spreads, and contents page. For a double page spread, photos that show the whole body or close interactions between band members are considered as they portray the "rock image" or closeness of the band. However, some photos are deemed too simple or don't clearly show the subject is a band. Front covers need more rock-oriented photos while interior pages could feature more neutral facial expressions to portray the seriousness of the artist's music.
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.
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The document discusses the selection and annotation of photos taken for a music magazine project. The photographer provides reasoning for including and excluding various photos of bands and musicians. Photos were chosen or rejected based on lighting, composition, posing of subjects, background settings, and how well they represented the music genres. The ideal photos captured the essence of the musicians, had striking lighting and angles, and would catch readers' attention on the magazine pages.
Presentation photos unedited and edited
The document summarizes the edits made to several photographs from a photo shoot. For one photo of a musician at a live gig, edits were made to make it black and white and increase contrast to look more like a studio shot. Another long shot photo from a gig was de-saturated to emphasize the lighting and shadows. A third photo was given a neon effect to make it stand out. Edits were also made to several nature photos to make them look more mysterious or soft and natural.
why i chose my images
The document discusses the selection process for various images to feature in a music magazine. It describes choosing models based on their hair, style and appearance alongside different artists. Several images of potential models are considered and rejected for reasons such as facial expressions, positioning and lighting. Alternative locations are tested to vary the backdrops. The final images selected include close-ups of two models in a graveyard to feature on the contents page and double page spread, as well as group shots of models and solo shots of individual artists throughout the magazine. Locations, poses, appearances and professionalism were key factors in the decisions.
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This document discusses the final shot chosen for the cover of a music magazine called "TRILL". The shot is a mid-shot of the male model facing sideways, looking away from the camera at eye-level. He is wearing a plain white button-up shirt and flower crown. The shot was chosen to present the male artist in a feminine way and make him seem mysterious. Other shots were rejected for being out of focus or having distracting elements like a jacket.
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The document contains notes from a student discussing photos they took for a music magazine project. For the cover photo, they selected a mid-shot that fits conventions and allows the scene and attitude to come through. They also chose a photo for a double page spread that has "nose room." Photos of the artist playing guitar or tilted away were rejected as not fitting the desired image. Other photos were considered for the contents page based on angles, lighting, and how they fit conventions of being rebellious or powerful.
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The document provides an analysis of a photography project focused on fashion photography with a vintage aesthetic. The photographer took 8 images of a model at an historic hall known for hauntings. They used warm tones, blurred some images, and shot in locations associated with the hall's ghost story. Feedback was positive and noted the cohesive ghostly theme and sharp focus. The photographer learned skills like aperture control and developed a creative style influenced by famous photographers like Nick Knight. Overall the project helped the photographer gain technical and creative photography skills while achieving their goal of conveying a vintage, ghostly aesthetic.
Photographs for Front cover, Contents page and double page spread
For the front cover, the author photographed a model named Megan wearing a black hat, blazer, white top and blue jeans with slightly wavy hair. A small guitar was used as a prop to indicate it is a music magazine. Multiple photos were taken and one was selected for the cover. A smaller photo from the shoot was also selected for the cover to label the model as an "exclusive." Photos were also taken of the singer Lucy at a photo shoot and performance for the contents page and double page spread, showing her in a sailor dress and blue ribbon.
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The document discusses four fashion photography pictures taken by the author. For each picture, they describe the outfit, pose, and editing choices made to portray different themes - a spring look with an umbrella, a summer evening dress, a black evening dress focused on the outfit details, and a winter look with coat, hat and scarf. The author aims to showcase different seasons and times of day through styling while also experimenting with lighting, backgrounds, and post-processing techniques like adjusting brightness, contrast and colors.
My fashion photography:)
The document discusses four fashion photography pictures taken by the author. For each picture, they describe the outfit, pose, and editing choices made to portray different themes - a spring look with an umbrella, a summer evening dress, a black evening dress focused on the outfit, and a winter look with coat, hat and scarf. The author adjusted brightness, contrast, hue and saturation for each picture to emphasize the outfits and bring across the intended seasonal themes.
The Raw Photos From My Shoot
The document contains summaries of photos taken for an album cover photoshoot. It describes choosing a front cover photo of the actress with a slight smirk looking at the camera. Interior photos include one of the actress singing with her hands visible and another of guitars to convey an acoustic feel. A poster photo shows the actress playing an instrument. Some backgrounds and colors will need photoshopping. Evidence photos were also taken of directing the shoot.
My Image evaluation
The document discusses reasons for not choosing various images to represent a pop music genre. Image 1 was rejected because its background style was more suited to indie or country music. Image 2 showed models with unprepared facial expressions and poses that were better for rock bands than pop. Image 3 featured a model looking down in all-black clothing, which does not match the fashionable, colorful attire associated with pop music. Image 4 was also deemed unsuitable due to its image style being more aligned with reggae music than pop.
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The document provides planning details for the photography of various elements that will appear in a music magazine, including the front cover, contents page, and double page spreads. For the front cover, the plan is to feature a male model in a studio shot from the chest up wearing dark, muted colors. The contents page will show the band outside in a more relaxed, casual way. The double page spreads will portray the main singer in an engaging eye-level shot, with one taken in a studio and another making a studio look like a location. Simplicity and professionalism are emphasized through costumes, colors, and composed layouts.
Contact sheets
The document contains contact sheets from photo shoots for a music magazine. The first contact sheet is from studio photos of Tyler wearing plain black and jeans under good lighting. The next is from photos taken of Tyler at a gig with existing stage lighting. Only 4 could be taken due to short sets. The third is from photos around Chester where the band The Jigsaws is from at their request. Earlier photos had lighting issues but improved. The band wore normal clothes. The fourth focuses on edited photos from the Jigsaws shoot, adjusted in Photoshop, with the first chosen as the magazine cover photo. The last contact sheet shows Polaroid-style edited images for variety on the contents page.
PS plan
The document provides details on planning a photoshoot for a rock magazine. It discusses choosing a male model within the target age range who enjoys rock music. Natural backdrops like beaches and alleys will be used to emphasize the color scheme of black, white, red, and yellow. The model will wear typical rock outfits of tank tops, jeans, and boots. An acoustic guitar will be the only prop. Test shots will be taken outdoors on a sunny day using natural lighting and a camera flash when needed. The model has been briefed on poses, expressions, and outfits to prepare for the shoot.
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