The image is not a good one as the lighting is off. The sun is behind the camera and shining on the model which makes her too bright, it also ,makes her squint which means we cannot see her face properly. There is also someone walking around in the background which diverts the attention slightly.
This image is no good as you cannot see the model's face. Also the lighting is far too bright and you can see the photographers reflection in the window of the doors. The image is also not close enough to the model and it is slightly on an angle.
This picture wouldn't be very useful as the model looks like she is posing for a celebrity magazine instead of a school newspaper. She is not looking into the camera. Although the lighting and location are good and helpful I could not use this image.
The image is good as the model is staring directly into the camera. The focus is all on the model. The lighting is good, its not to dark and not to light. The model is smiling which suggests she is happy and enjoying herself. She demands attention by taking up most of the room in the photo.
This image is good as the model is staring directly into the camera again. The lighting is also good, you can see the model perfectly. The model is stood to one side which suggests the attention to something behind her but putting her hand on her hip makes her important.
This photo is good as the model is staring into the camera. The lighting is slightly too bright but you can still see quite clearly. The model is stood in the centre of the image with a reasonable plain background which makes her the centre of attention. The sixth form sign is in the top of the photo as my article is about the sixth form. The photo is taken slightly too far away but the model still has the attention.
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