Photo shoot planning 1

The title of my magazine will be Elevated. This is because I feel this is an appropriate stereotype for my high-class target audience.

For this shoot, I will take photos of models that suit this genre. This individual will appear in their 18s+, as this also reflects my target audience. I will ensure that the people I'm taking photos of look like as if they are royalty. This will throw the use of crowns and cranes including other accessories such as dark and light clothing for a contrasting image possibly with the use of hair spray and other such products. This will ensure that the models look like real fancy in the upper-class area. I will ensure that these photos look like a traditional fashion magazine's photos look like in comparison.

I will be the photographer when taking the photos for my magazine front cover, contents page, and DPS. I will mainly be using mid-shots, this is because they include the persons head to the middle of their arms, and therefore the audience is focused on the models. However, I may use long-shots for some photos so the audience gets a better look at the surroundings.

For the photos I will use high key lighting, this is so that the reader can see the models clearly. However, once the images have been edited I may make them low key lighting.

I am planning to edit the photos on Adobe Photoshop CS once I have taken them I will ensure that the images are sharp by adjusting the settings on the camera when I take the photos. This is so that they are good quality and so that I can crop the images quickly and easily.

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