Discarded music magazine images
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The document provides feedback on discarded images for a music magazine, noting issues like subjects not making eye contact, being in awkward positions, shots being too dark, close, or far away, backgrounds being blurry, and locations being too dark. It concludes that while some good shots were captured, practices with the camera were needed to get those shots for the magazine's front cover, contents page, and spreads.
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- 2. No eye contact.Attention drawn away from the model, emphasis on the tree. Too dark and no eye contact.
- 3. Wrong Angle and model is standing in an awkward position.Wrong Angle and no eye contact with the model.
- 4. Too close and too dark. Also, model is smiling which is not the look the magazine is promoting.Too dark and model is not ready.
- 5. Too far away and too dark.I really like this image, however the background is blurry and the model has his back to the camera.
- 6. The model is standing in an awkward position, and the location is too dark.Awkward position, too dark, too close.
- 7. Despite a large amount of attempts at taking photos using the SLR camera in my two locations, I had some good shots which are featured throughout the front cover, contents page and double page spread.Without the practices, I wouldn’t have been able to capture the shots I did...However...