Contact Sheet

This shoot is the final shoot of my project, summarising how my parents passion for motorsport has influenced my own.

Edit One

This photo was slightly too bright to fit with the rest, so the black and white is a better option. Allowing the focus to be on the bike rather than the jacket.

Edit Two

The lighting in this one is similar to a previous photoshoot for the project, using the large sections of soft lighting with shadows creates a low contrast black and white image that works with the rest of the shoot.

Edit Three

I don’t need many photos from this shoot as it is the final, conclusion of the project. I liked this one through as the grass is flicking off the back wheel adding a sense of movement to the photo. I liked the black and white more due to the way I set up the camera and positioned the photographer. It also removes the harshness of the yellow coat.

Final Photos

These are the best photos, I only chose to edit 3 photos (one with two versions) as I only needed a couple for the book and it was a small photoshoot so I didn’t have too many photos I wanted to edit. I chose shots that showed the movement of the bike, with the mud/grass flicking up or a side on shot showing the bike moving. I liked the lighting so the colour shots did look good, however to fit the rest of the book the black and white versions were better as in the colour shots the grass and yellow coat made for vibrant photos that didn’t fit with the rest of the book. I like how the lighting adds to photos making each image slightly more dynamic with sections of shadow and sections of soft sunlight. For the book I will choose two shots that work well, as I would like to place this shoot at the end adding the idea of how the story continues, from parents to daughter.