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The document discusses a photoshoot for a magazine cover page and content. It notes preparation for the shoot included considering the position and representation of the photos. For the cover, a close-up was used to emphasize facial expressions and add focus, showing mystery as the full picture isn't seen. Details on the chosen photos, layout, and initial topic ideas are also provided.
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- Close up and mid-shot photos of the female protagonist were taken to illustrate themes of the film like betrayal and loyalty. Props like a sword and gun were included to show her power.
- Photos that were blurred, out of focus, or had inappropriate expressions were eliminated. Low angle shots were challenging to compose.
- Photoshop was used to remove blemishes and baby hairs for clearer skin aligned with Japanese beauty standards. The background was removed and replaced with different solid colors and patterns.
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