Thursday, 13 October 2011

CD Front cover amended photo shoot and Inside sleeve photoshoot

  After gaining peer feedback and feedback from our lecturer it was a common opinion that the images we had weren't controversial enough, and we also had a change in group members. We did another photo shoot, again using an outdoor background and using props such as alcohol and cigerettes but we have taken the photos whilst it was dark in order to create more of a back garden of a house party effect. We also took the images for out inside at the same time as the amended front cover photographs.
Amended front cover photographs These are the group photos we took to use for the front cover. We feel all the images came out well and were consistent with the theme however we feel the first image came out the best and looked the most realistic and controversial.

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 Amended front cover final chosen photograph This the image we have chosen and will be using on our front cover
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CD Inside sleeve tester photographs
These are photographs that were taken during the day in cally's backgarden whilst doing other coursework to test use of props, body language and poses. Taking these photos gave us and idea of what would look good and what wouldn't in our images.


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CD digipack inside sleeve photographs These are the individual photos that we took after taking the group photos to use for the poloroids on the inside sleeve.
 
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CD digipack inside sleeve final chosen and edited photographs We each chose our favourite photo of ourselves from the images above, and the photo that as a group we decided best fit with the theme and then edited them to look like distressed poloroids from a house party that you would find lying on a teenagers desktop.


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