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This document provides location recommendations for photographing an artist. The first location is a secluded forest bench surrounded by litter that will be cleaned to give the artist an "edgy" look. The second location is an underpass with graffiti that links to the genre of grime music and will provide tension as it is dark. The third and riskiest location is under a flyover ledge near a dual carriageway that could provide the artist a rebellious look by photographing in a prohibited area.
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- 2. BUSH SPOT I chose this location as it is secluded in a forest which gives the artist an โedgyโ look. There is a lot of litter everywhere which we will clean for the picture. Artist will sit on the bench
- 3. WALK OF ART The graffiti links with the genre as grime as it has connotations of rough and you Name of Album The underpass gives more tension to the location as its quite dark. This is wear the artist will stand
- 4. UNDER THE FLY-OVER Artist could fall off ledge which is near the dual carriageway. I chose this location because it gives my artist a rebellious looks as this is a place where people do not tend go.