For my photo-shoot I decided to use my
friend Chris and made him so he looked cool, neat and tidy, one that could come
across as looking like someone who would party a lot. I think this really
connoted the bad boy kind of attitude well throughout. I didn't really use any
props, I just used the clothes he was wearing, but told him to dress good the
day before. The picture for my front cover is a medium-shot but I had made it
bigger to cover most of the page and to make it look dominant so that didn’t give
me much room to include props in, and I don't feel that they were necessary
during this photo-shoot anyways and for my magazine because of the audience I am trying
to appeal to (but if I had a DJ stand for him to stand next to then I would
have used one), and because of the expression and the pose of him, it's almost quite clear
already what kind of person he is so I didn't believe using any props would be
necessary to support the photo. The location in which I took my photo wasn't
exactly thought about as I knew I wanted to focus on editing out the background
anyway so it didn't really matter where the image was taken as long as it
wasn't too sunny or too dark, so all I did was go into an empty room with a
black background and took some photos until I was happy with the results. I think
all my pictures together really give off that attitude and feeling to show that
young people love to party and go out. Also my main cover picture gives him a
reputation that is needed for a boy around this age with a career in being a DJ,
so that is why I chose them.
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