PLANNING - UNUSED PHOTO SHOTS

Rita Protasiewicz

In this image taken of Rita with her work folder, the lighting is too abstract since her face is darkened by shadow coming from the tree. It also was too dark in the original shot before editing, so to improve this shot, Rita should stand a bit farther from the tree with light focused on her body and face; the background should display a clear blue sky so as to remove the chiaroscuro lighting from the shot.

William Unwin

This shot of William was supposed to be clearly captured using the Nikon camera. Instead, it turned out to be blurry and unfocused - not what I had expected for. To improve I could make the picture more focused on the subject and add in any extra enhancing filters to brighten up the image.

This shot of Yasemin looks high-definition, but there happens to be a suspicious glare from the camera, which ruins the shot. The sign "Care, POND!" is shown as well, making the photograph ineffective for usage on the contents page.

Yasemin Sehri

What appears to be another shot of William is a disastrous failure of a mid shot: it was taken too far away from the subject, and a considerable amount of shadow emanated from the tree has declared any chances of using the shot in the magazine unproductive, even with any planned editing.

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