Costumes & Props.
During the creation of my final image, I had to go and take photographs, using angles which I thought were appropriate, of my friend Sophie, for the main image of my magazine. I told sophie to stand thinking whilst scratching her head with a pencil, as I thought that it would be a bold, eye-catching pose that would look good in the centre of the page. The only props she needed was the pencil she was holding, and the background in the 'blue room' that she was standing infront of. She wore a hoody and leggings, though the shot was a medium shot,as I thought it was the most appropriate, and only came up just above her waist anyway. I decided to take the picture of her wearing her casual clothes, as it is representational of a college student, as they do not wear uniform, and the clothes she had were smart in the way they were suitable for the photograph. Therefore, not many props were used at all, though the photograph was simple, successful and appropriate.
During the creation of my final image, I had to go and take photographs, using angles which I thought were appropriate, of my friend Sophie, for the main image of my magazine. I told sophie to stand thinking whilst scratching her head with a pencil, as I thought that it would be a bold, eye-catching pose that would look good in the centre of the page. The only props she needed was the pencil she was holding, and the background in the 'blue room' that she was standing infront of. She wore a hoody and leggings, though the shot was a medium shot,as I thought it was the most appropriate, and only came up just above her waist anyway. I decided to take the picture of her wearing her casual clothes, as it is representational of a college student, as they do not wear uniform, and the clothes she had were smart in the way they were suitable for the photograph. Therefore, not many props were used at all, though the photograph was simple, successful and appropriate.
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