Images

Front Cover

Why I chose that model

Has the rock image;

·         Messy hair

·         Has a wide range of rebellious clothing: studded items; creepers; camouflage & leather jackets etc.

Not bothered about appearance- will do poses and expressions some people may not because of being self-conscious

See often- convenient and no risk of sudden cancellation of shoot as we could always do it on another date

Why they are wearing their outfit

·         Rebellious image

·         In fashion at the moment (camo jackets and creepers)- makes it relatable to the audience and the model will also seem like an icon that one could look up to

Why I chose that location

·         Challenged convention- being in an abandoned warehouse it isn’t then clean-shot, studio image often used. Also gave me the freedom to do the shoot anytime and not having to bring the model into school during term-time

·         Props- In the warehouse there were abandoned vehicles, tables, chairs, drinks machines, broken windows and generally unkempt. This meant I could use props within my photoshoot: the front cover image I used in the end was taken whilst the model was standing at the back of a van, this gave me the opportunity to experiment with shot-types: low angle; high angle (I stand on the van and him stand below); straight on shots etc.

·         The warehouse consisted of 8 separate buildings which meant I could find different backgrounds and textures that could be used in the contents and d.p.s as well as the front cover

·         Easy to get to- would be no complications in terms of transport

Favourite Images:

These are my favourite images as the model is in focus and there is space around the sides of him and over his head for the sell lines and cover lines to go

Final image:

Double Page Spread

I used images from the same shoot as my front cover, as in music magazines shoots are normally kept similar/they use the same photographs to portray continuity.

Favourite images:

Final Image: