The document discusses the effectiveness of combining a main product with ancillary texts for a 1950s theme. It analyzes 1950s photography to inform the ancillary texts. Photos from the era typically did not show the subject looking directly at the camera but with an emotionless expression if they did. The document creator aimed to incorporate these techniques, such as showing females with hands to their face, crossed legs, and expressionless expressions. Examples are given of original 1950s photos next to the creator's photos to demonstrate similarities in poses and styles.

1. QU E S T I O N 2 – H OW
EFFECTIVE IS THE
C O M B I N AT I O N O F YO U R M A I N
P RO D U C T A N D A N C I L L A RY
TEXTS?

2. PHOTOGRAPHY
 The images within the ancillary texts were based around shots
from the 1950’s this ensured that my texts were following the 1950’s
theme.

3. 50’S PHOTOGRAPHY

4.  From looking at existing 50’s photography shoots I got a general
idea of what a typical photo-shoot would look like. Generally the
person being photographed didn’t look at the camera. However they
sometimes did, when they were looking at the camera there was quite
an emotionless expression on their face. I wanted to incorporate this
into my ancillary texts.

5. ORIGINAL PHOTOS VS.
MINE
Both pictures
show the females
with their hands
to their face
Both pictures show
the females sat
crossed legged.
Both pictures show the
females expressing an
emotionless expression

6. ORIGINAL PHOTOS VS.
MINE
These images both
show the females
lying down. Both
females are also
titling their heads up
to the sky, with their
legs crossed.