1. Practise Of Different Photo Shots By Sana Gillani
2. Dirty shotThis is a dirty shot. The plants are in front of
the person, but do not fully cover her, as we are able to see her.
However, it did not work exactly how I wanted it to. This is
because she is too far away. This makes the audience confused with
what the focus of the picture actually is. Also, there is too much
head room, which confuse the audience with the focal point of the
image. What I can do to improve this shot for next time, is to have
less head room and to make the model appear as the main focal point
of the image. 3. Reflection ShotThis is a reflection shot. This
shot has worked well, because we are able to see the reflection of
the person clearly. And it also makes the audience wonder what she
is trying to look at from the mirror. However, the background of
the image can be changed for next time. To make this image more
successful for next time, I can have the model looking at the side,
to make the audience more intrigued into what she is looking at,
and to change the setting, so the audience's attention is
completely drawn to the model and are not distracted by the
background. 4. Lead ShotThis is a lead shot. This allows the
audience to see which direction she is looking in. This image is
successful, because when taking the picture, we left room on the
left hand side. However, part of the image which is not successful
is the head room. There is too much head room, making the image
come across as though something is about to fall on the person in
the image. I can improve this shot for next time by having less
head room, so the audience is able to see her face clearly.
