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Photoshoot planner photography

Name: Rhea Noble Shoot/draft no: 5

A level

Unit 2: Reflections Project title: Your next steps from the previous shoot(s) how will you refine and develop your work? I have decided how I want this shoot to develop. I will concentrate on a certain type of reflection and develop it with further shoots. Description of aims and ideas for your shoot what do you want your photographs to communicate? I want my photographs to show, how a reflection cam show how someone feeling on the outside and on the inside. 16.04.2014 15.00 Date Time Location notes permission, studio, booking, transport and weather I am going to use an empty room in my house because it is a large space and has good access to natural light. Photographer/artist inspiration This photo shoot will be inspired by both Mike Rosenthal and Tom Hussey. I am going to use their technique of using Photoshop to change the reflected image. Techniques/processes you will use to achieve your aims I will mainly need a mirror and to capture the images and model in the correct position and angle so that when I edit it, it is in the correct proportion and angle. Equipment notes I will need a camera, a mirror and a model. Photoshoot Camera Y Tripod N Lighting Y checks: Models Y Props Y Crew N Camera Battery charged (the day before) Memory card Y checks: File type Y Correct white balance Y
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