The document discusses three posters created by a photographer using a Nikon D3400 camera on a tripod. The first poster was a landscape orientation shot with an ISO of 100, f/8 aperture, and 1/160 shutter speed. The second poster was a portrait shot with an ISO of 100, f/5 aperture, and 1/1000 shutter speed, focusing on a model against an empty sky background. The third poster used a high ISO of 14,400, f/3.5 aperture, and 1/1250 shutter speed to capture a portrait of a model with a scared expression and posture off-center, aiming to intrigue viewers about what the model fears.

1. Poster one: theatrical (landscape)
ISO Aperture Shutter Speed
100 f/8 1/160

2. Poster two: theatrical (portrait)
ISO Aperture Shutter Speed
100 f/5 1/1000
Equipment: NIKON D3400, tripod
I wanted to create an up-close picture of the model, overviewing the sky. I
wanted to make the importance of the model clear as there is nothing much in
the background.
The emptiness of the image is used to give the viewer an uneasy feeling, to give a
senseof something being missing
My ISO setting was on auto, but the shutter speed was increased to makethe
model look clearer.

3. Poster three: teaser (portrait)
ISO Aperture Shutter Speed
14400 f/3.5 1/1250
Equipment: NIKON D3400, tripod
I wanted to create a picture wherethe model was in the center of the image with
a scared look and posture. The model is not completely centered but I can center
it in editing.
The fear in the model's face and body is meant to entice the potential viewer, as
they may be wondering whathe fears.
My ISO setting, aperturesetting, and shutter speed was all on automatic