Photoshoot (Behind the scenes)

In this post, I will be experimenting with my magazine layout and implementing basic designing skills that I learned in class.

Reflection:
I started on paper by sketching rough idea designs, lots of them, and then I tried to choose the best one that fits my preferences nicely. I tried to take a few pictures fitting with the designs I made, although the accessibility is limited because I was at a school that has no kitchen I was able to get some kinda fitting pictures from the cafeteria.

 I like it, but not clear of what is it.

 In second thought, I dislike it, very bad quality thus it has no   clear context.

Good close-up.

I don't think this one will work, especially due to it being horizontal and there's no focused context in this picture- just a bunch of snacks.

I like this one because there's a 'model', but it's a landscape picture, so I might just flip it. I believe it still works well because the 'model' is leaning, so she'll look upright and not look wierd. But, then the food will look wierd because it'll be floating and defying the law of the fallen apple. 

Too many things in the picture, not good for the magazine to be too busy. It'll look messy and might confuse the readers.

CONCLUSION

I won't be choosing any of these pictures because it differs from my original ideas,

due to the limited facility I had when taking these pictures.

I retook all the pictures in the intended photoshoot area: Soteria Resto.
Here are the INITIAL results:

I like it, it fits the way I envision it in my head. However, it doesn't look professional but I will take this as the final photo, due to it perfectly fitting what I wanted: A young person cooking.

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CONCLUSION

A lot of these pictures would not be used, Instead I would say that these are for trial purposes. I will be having a very much professional setup soon, with adequate plating of food and lighting, alongside with appropriate enviroment and quality for the finale shots for the magazine.