This is my frame shot, as you can see the doorway to the cupboard is playing the role of a frame for my model. This is a good picture technique because it allows one to focus on the main imagery which is the model. If I was to retake this picture I would try and ensure that the bakcground such as the lockers and the door wouldn't be in the photo because it down grades it largely.
This is a medium close up of two models talking to one another, this is good because it allows one to see their facial expressions as well as the setting of the photo. The medium close up allows the viewer to get a sense of emotion from the two models. If I was to take this photo again I would try and get closer and ensure that the background isn't too industrial in terms of the builders in the background.
This is my rule of thirds photo because the model's eye line is in line with the top third. I like this because I have pinpointed its main use, however, I would try and correct the resolution if I was to take this photo again.
This is a tilt up shot because I took the photo when I was on a lower platform and ensured that the main focus was on an upward angle. If I was to re take this picture, I would like to be a bit more creative in terms of telling the models to do something charismatic.
This is my line shot, and I have used the bannister as a line guid to pinpoint my main focus, the model at the top of the stairs. I like the addition of the light which gives the photo that little flavour, however I would happily take this again because the resolution is atrocious.
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