Photo-shoot planning

 
The first three photographs I have taken are going to be the Secondary Images on my magazine cover. The first photograph is of some of the A-level art work in the classrooms to demonstrate to the reader that there are more amazing drawings and photographs in the magazine. 

My second image is of a photography classroom showing all the photographs on the walls. I used this image for my Mock-up front cover but it was a landscape photo and it did not look as professional as I hoped so I am using it as a secondary image instead. The photo is showing the reader the conditions and the facilities of the classroom.





The third image I took is of A-level students in a classroom showing the reader what student life in a working environment. A student is smiling displaying that the art community at St Gregory's is friendly and approachable.











The fourth image I took was of an A-level art student in an art classroom. I chose to take the photo in a classroom to display to the reader what the art rooms actually consist of and the level of work we are expected to do. I took a mid-shot of the student so I also added the work they were doing as well as the art on the walls behind the cover model. This image is my favourite because it is mid-shot, the photo shows a student doing their actual GCSE work and the photograph is A4 so it fits perfectly with my cover because I want it to take up the whole page. My cover model is wearing dark green which compliments the painting which is also green and it also reinforces how natural and calming art is.