Wednesday, 28 October 2015

My worst pictures from my photos plan


Presentation worst pics from Morganbullock

These pictures are bad because of the quality of them or the look the model is giving towards the camera. In a lot of the pictures the model does not show enough emotion in their face or they are not being serious in the photo.

  • On page 2 the picture on the left is bad because Olly has his eyes closed.
  • The picture in the middle is bad because he is not showing a strong emotion and the background is not fully white.
  • The picture on the right is blurred so it the quality is poor
  • On page 3 the picture at the bottom left is poor because she is not focusing.
  • The picture at the top  left is poor because her tongue covers most of her teeth and doesn't look right
  •  The picture at the bottom right is poor because the background is crumpled and creased 
  • The top right picture is not too bad but I didn't like like how far up her chin is and how she doesn't look relaxed
  • On page 4 the picture is quite good but I feel that it would not connect with my target audience 
  • On page 5 the picture at the bottom right is poor because the models are not synchronised in the way they look
  • The picture at the top is bad because the models are not posing seriously and not all of them look good
  • The picture at the bottom right is poor because one of the models is not looking at the camera  


How this has influenced my ideas

  • I have decided to have some silly pictures in my magazine to show that they are having fun
  • When taking a photo I need to make sure all models are posed correctly
  • I need to make sure I am taking a good quality picture and that the lighting is correct

1 comment:

  1. I am not sure I agree here, I think you should conduct target audience research on Flickr. Some of these are appealing. Perhaps you should explain in more detail what you don't like about each one? Eg the low angle shot of Oli is great but the background is poor. You can learn from these.

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