Researching Camera Shots and Angle

This shot is taken from the same magazine. The low angle forces the reader to look up to the subject (in this case the model), suggesting she is powerful and someone to look up to not just physically. It makes her appear as a role model.

Most fashion photography is done under strong lighting conditions in a studio environment, which creates a professional look to the magazine. Airbrushing is always used on models to create this idea of perfection and beauty. The model is also looking directly into the camera giving quite a direct impact on the reader, making her appear quite seductive and appealing to the reader.

This layout includes long shots of models on an actually runway itself enabling a clear view to the reader of what they are wearing. Although the large majority of fashion magazine photographs are posed, these are more action shots.
I will take elements of inspiration from all of these camera shots, edits, and angles in my own product however the outdoor shots with natural lighting will most likely be my first choice. This is due to unavailability of a studio set up whenever I want it, the only main negative side to outdoor photos is the reliability of the sun and weather, which in England (especially in the Autumn/Winter) could be a problem.
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