The document discusses several photography techniques used in practice shoots. For a perspective shot using lockers, positioning the front model further toward the camera could have created more distortion. A shot using rule of thirds and looking space was effective with the model in the left third, but the direction she was looking could not be seen. Another perspective shot on a railing could have been improved by a stronger camera angle and models spaced further apart. A "dirty" shot cutting through with a railing was effective for a rock magazine genre.

1. Practice Photography
ELLIS HACKETT

2. Perspective
 We were trying to create a
perspective shot and we tried to
use the lockers to create the effect
of the models being in a tunnel.
 This image was somewhat effective
as we staggered the models and
had one person at the front to draw
the attention to her, however to
improve we would have her leaning
further towards the camera to
create further distortion.

3. Looking Space
 We wanted to create this image
using both the rule of thirds,
and we did this effectively by
having the model in the left
third of the image, but we also
wanted to use looking space
and so left a lot of space to the
right of the image to show the
direction the model is looking
in.
 However we cannot actually see
where the model is looking and
so it is not a very effective
image.

4. Perspective
 We tried to create a perspective
shot by having the models on a
railing.
 To better improve the shot the
picture could have been taken at a
stronger angle and the models
might have been spaced further
down the bar so as to create a long,
on going look for the image.

5. Dirty
 We created a Dirty shot here by
using a railing to cut through
the image. This would be
particularly effective for rock
magazines as it makes the
picture look unprepared for
and messy which links to the
genre.
 This picture is quite effective as
it does have a very messy look
to it and it also uses rule of
thirds and multiple focus but to
better improve I would have
more objects cutting through
the path of the picture

6. Rule of Thirds
 This picture uses rule of
thirds and it is very
effective as you have both
models in only one third
of the image and you can
see part of the
background.
 To better improve I would
have lowered the camera
so that there was less head
room and you can see all
of their feet.