Wednesday, 9 May 2012
Friday, 4 May 2012
Evaluation - Comparison to my preliminary product.
I then asked someone what they thought about my final product and how it compared to my preliminary one and if it had improved, how?
Preliminary Product:
Wednesday, 2 May 2012
Evaluation - Representation
In my original photographs, the model was Jessica Emmerson
and she was going to be used for the contents page photo or maybe the front
cover. She was wearing casual clothes; beige jeans, yellow jumper and boots. I
took them against a normal wall - which turned out to be a bad idea because it
was difficult to cut out - using mainly close up shots of her. Her pose was
relaxed, but since they were close ups, it was mainly of her face, which I took
some of her smiling or just quite serious. I didn’t think it would represent
the kind of social group I am aiming for, so I had to take more photos.
However, I decided to change my model and try different
poses with them; they were still against a white background but their clothing
was more feminine. The model I used for my front cover was Isla Johnston and
she was wearing a pink skirt – which is a typical colour for a young, pop
magazine – and a black vest top with red lipstick. She was standing with her
hand on her hip, smiling and since the shots were medium-long, you could see
the clothes and pose clearly. This photo is more suitable for the genre of
magazine I am doing and follows the typical style of others like it, for
example; Top Of The Pops. The photo is aimed at young, teenage girls who may be
aspiring to look like her.
It represents a very stereotypical female gender, by looking
sexy, confidence and attractive, reaching at to slightly vulnerable young
girls. With the colours too, it makes it even more stereotypical, with the pink
skirt and red lipstick both reaching out to the bubblegum pop genre. Her pose
is much like others you would see on magazines like Top Of The Pops:
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