Photo 1: Child
sitting in pub with another child, each with a coke and bag of crisps, laughing/playing- adjust settings on camera
to take a photo that is bright, giving off an enjoyable atmosphere.
Photo 2: One of the
two children this time on their own, with a finished bag of crisps and coke,
looking bored next to their parents who are talking- adjust camera settings and
change the angle to change the feel of the shot to a sadder one.
Photo 3: A group of
young people having drinks together and a smile on their faces (empty drinks on
table and perhaps a birthday card) maybe have one guy having a shot- camera settings changed to have a
bright shot reflecting a happy mood.
Photo 4: One of people from the group of young people leaving the pub, the boy who was
taking the shot is leaning on the wall looking very drunk- shot will be outside at night so need to adjust settings to be
able to see clearly, the darkness outside will reflect the mood of the shot but
I will take the shot from a high angle looking down on him as well.
Photo 5: A shot of a barmaid smiling as she is
serving a customer- again adjust the camera settings to have a bright shot
whilst having the barmaid stand in good lighting to emphasise her smile.
Photo 6: A shot of
the same barmaid with her back to the bar looking very stressed out, may have a
rude looking customer in the shot as well- adjust settings to darken the shot
to make it seem a lot less joyful.
Photo 7: A shot of
an older man by the bar looking quite happy talking to another customer-having
the lighting at a normal brightness to make it seem quite normal and easy.
Photo 8: Shot of the
same man at the bar in the same place but this time on his own looking quite
lonely because he is on his own- adjust camera settings to have the shot a lot
darker than the previous photo to give a more depressing feel to the shot.
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