From this shoot I learnt that composition is important because making sure the racket and lime didn't cover the face helped keep the focus on the model. The natural outdoor lighting also made the colours look more vibrant, although I had to be careful of shadows. I found that communicating with the model and asking them to slightly change their pose or expression gave me a better variety of photos to choose from, and using a simple background helped the subject stand out.
From this shoot I learnt that lighting is really important because the even light made the photos look much cleaner and brighter. I also realised that taking lots of photos helps because even small changes in facial expression can make one image stand out more than another. Giving the model simple directions, like where to look and how to hold the shoes, also made the poses look more natural and improved the final photos.
