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Hello, the other day my boss came up to me and challenged me to create a new cover photo for our Facebook page that would show our new design and it's release date. I just wanted your opinion and possibly some other ideas that I could have done or use for the future. I only had 2 hours to take pictures and create the image in photoshop, so I think I did pretty good.
Here is what was going through my mind:
~I needed to really highlight the product itself (in this case was the pistol grip called the "RIOT")
~so with the name RIOT I wanted something dramatic, while still being sublet as to not take away from the grip
~I decided I wanted to lightning as the background, this effect would make simple to highlight the grips with light beams, and look fairly natural
~I wanted symmetry throughout the image
~the people "rioting" I wanted to be a little highlighted, so I took pictures of myself with a few light accents to give some dimension
So, what do you think??
I have been practicing photography for a couple years now, but I have just recently gotten into product photography and design. So I would really appreciate any critiques you have!
Thanks,
Taylor
Here is what was going through my mind:
~I needed to really highlight the product itself (in this case was the pistol grip called the "RIOT")
~so with the name RIOT I wanted something dramatic, while still being sublet as to not take away from the grip
~I decided I wanted to lightning as the background, this effect would make simple to highlight the grips with light beams, and look fairly natural
~I wanted symmetry throughout the image
~the people "rioting" I wanted to be a little highlighted, so I took pictures of myself with a few light accents to give some dimension
So, what do you think??
I have been practicing photography for a couple years now, but I have just recently gotten into product photography and design. So I would really appreciate any critiques you have!
Thanks,
Taylor