This document discusses the selection of a photo from a skateboarding photoshoot. It provides feedback on 5 photos, praising elements like framing and prop placement in some, but noting issues like unwanted cropping space, hood obstructing focus, or an out-of-focus model. It ultimately selects the final photo but notes it could be brighter.

1. Skate Life - Photo Selection
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2. Photo 1
I quite like the framing of this image
and also like that the prop is only
subtly in the shot however still
evident. The clothing is clear but
there is too much space to the right
of the image which would be
awkward to crop.

3. Photo 2
I like the mise-en-scen of this
image however I prefered it when
his hood was down as it gave more
focus onto him.

4. Photo 3
I love the framing of this image
and also the prop placement.
Unfortunately this image is
slightly out of focus on the model
and is mainly focused on his
shoes and the ramp, which was
unintentional.

5. Photo 4
I also tried this style of shot for this
outfit. I do like the framing and how
the theme radiates throughout. I
also really like how clear the prop is
but the other framing was just more
desired to display the clothing.

6. Photo 5
This was the image I had to choose
between. I love the framing and
mise-en-scen but in comparison to
the chosen image, his body posture
is too upright and slightly too keen
for the desired look.

7. Chosen Photograph
Here is the chosen image. I love
everything about this image other
than that it is a little bit too dark
but I plan to alter the brightness
in photoshop to ensure this
image is as good as possible.