The document describes the progression of the author's photo shoots for their magazine aimed at young teenagers. Their first shoot included a handful of pictures of Sean but they wanted something more engaging. Their second shoot included improved pictures of Sean but needed more photos to fill a double page spread. Their third shoot featured a young girl group having fun, which their peers said would make a great double page spread. Their fourth shoot provided additional photos to fill out the magazine's front cover and contents page, and their peers confirmed the photos matched the target audience.

1. My Photo Shoots!

2. My 1st Photo Shoot! On my first photo shoot these where just a handful of pictures I took of Sean. However I didn’t think these pictures engaged the audience the way I liked so I decided to do another photo shoot.

3. My 2nd Photo Shoot! I asked my piers if they thought my new photo’s where better. They said they where better and thought they would make a good front cover however they didn’t think there was enough of Sean to fill a double page spread and I should get some new pictures.

4. My 3rd Photo Shoot! As my magazine is aimed at young teenagers, I decided to take pictures of a young girl group. In these pictures the girls look like there having fun. My piers said ‘these will make a great double page as there is a lot going on and it will look interesting.’ But then I decided I need more pictures for substories on my front cover and contents page.

5. My 4th Photo Shoot! These are just a few pictures I took to involve in my magazine to fill the pages up. My piers told me that all the people in the pictures look right for my target audience which is what I was aiming for.