Initial Digi-Pack Shoot

With time being a real constraint we were eager to get the shots done to begin the editing process, this meant taking the shots at night, at home. however this could be perceived to give a spin on the decided pictures.

Initial pictures looked positive, however the dark natural light, coupled with the overbearing artificial light resulted in the images looking some-what dreary.

 As well as the dreary appearance it was also made apparent that the terms and conditions on the coaster were far, far too small, so will need to be changed. So as we had planned, I tried out adding fire to the shot, as it is a constant theme throughout our digi-pack and our music video.

This made the shot much more dramatic and allowed the bottle to become more prominent as the light shone through it. it also adds to the lighting and makes it appear much more natural, therefore this is how I will do the shots. However in the fire the back of the coaster was burnt, and needs replacing, this gives me the chance to edit the Copyright statement on the back, and re-print.

The set up was simple, the camera had a prime lens attached which allowed for the deep focus on the bottle, and the wooden board the bottle was stood on protected the plastic bin from the fire, a bucket of water was stationed near-by.