A selection of experimental photographs

This presentation shows a selection of experimental photographs that I had taken in preparation of the development of my music

magazine.I did not end up incorporating all of these

photographs in my music magazine however they did show me exactly what I needed and the methods that I would use to acquire my

music magazine photographs.

This photo was taken in front of a

plain background to make it easier to

edit and crop later in the process.

This image has, again, been taken in front of a plain background. It

includes a guitar which would attract a Rock preferred

audience. The instrument is important because it helps to relate to the target audience

because many Rock lovers aspire to play the Guitar.

The subject is looking straight into the lens of the camera with an intense stare, this will attract

the attention of the audience because it will seem as though eye contact is being made with the subject thus involving them.

This photo was taken in front of a plain background, we made sure to look as though we belonged in a Band, to do this we dressed more flamboyant and had messy looking hair. Once the photograph was taken I edited it by using

ColourSync Utility.

This is one of the more artistic

photographs that I had taken, I made

sure that the face is half blocked by the

fret board of a guitar, this shows to the readers that the

photograph has been musically influenced.

This photograph was taken in front of a plain blue back drop to make it easier to edit when it comes to using it for my music magazine. It consists of four people

looking directly at the camera, looking as if they are having a good time, this is to create the illusion of a band. The photograph has been edited in photoshop to

make the colours brighterwhich makes the photograph overall more attractive.

This photograph was taken with the aid of the redhead lights, over the top of one light we placed a pink gel and over the other we placed a green gel, this was done in an experimental way, to see

what effect we could create, we concluded that the shadows made were pink and green and that the sides of the subject's face were

illuminated in the same colours, giving a peaceful look.

I took this photograph to

show the equipment

being used, as proof that all the work was done by us.