Final Photoshoot

Finally, as a class we have reached the final photoshoot. This photoshoot will highlight my last pictures including the best angles, lighting, props, blocking, and composition. Down below are mine. Throughout the process of choosing and shooting these photos, most of these have changed. Either it was through lighting, angle, or just the entire picture itself, all of these were too improve and make this photoshoot the best possible.

I want this picture to be the main cover. This is due to it being almost perfect. The shadows are something impossible to fix because it is something that will happen even during nighttime using synthetic light. Apart from that, as I stated, this will be my main cover.

This picture is a new add to my list. The lighting here was hard to catch, because even during night-time, the lighting still messed up the components in the painting.

This picture is one of the new ones I added during the course. It was not one of my main choices, but the lighting favors most of the pictures, except the cabinet.

Well, in conclusion, I believe these pictures fit me best. Using the shot list helped me better improve my ideas for new pictures. I realized some of the pictures I was using did not fit me. My own shot list was very useful because it just overall helped me with organizing and planning my shots before i began shooting again. This ensured that I gathered all the footage. This also resulted in saving time, having less stress, and a more unified and useful final product.

My photoshoot went great. It started off as extremely annoying. This was because I was very confused on the main goal and what I was supposed tio actually do. But as time progressed, my goal became clear, which is to find my main audience and show them a new idea coming from a smaller entrepreneur.

Moreover, in any photoshoot or anything in life, you will always face challenges. I personally had to face the challenges of choosing a pretty hard topic to photoshoot. Apart from that, which is the biggest challenge, finding the right angles, lighting, and blocking of the props was very hard, specifically with having such a hard lighting to deal with.

I believe that what makes these images successful is the fact that they were retaken various times until I had the right angle and lighting. The key here is to retake the picture, even with minor mistakes made. Lastly, overall these final 8 pictures have been difficult to choose and shoot, although it was all worth it.