Practice images/photoshoot- Digipak planning

On the weekend, we went into Altrincham town centre with the band and took images together in different locations which we will use for the digipak. We used Jack's camera as a way to gain more HD images which will make the final product more appealing. However, when we import these images and put them onto our blogs this reduces the quality and we will have to take this into consideration when editing the pictures.

 Below are some of the best images that we took at the different locations, in order to be fair we made sure that we had 3 perfect shots which we could use so that nobody's images were better than the others in the group as that would be unfair. We took many different shots from all different angles trying to find the perfect angle and lighting to use to make sure the pictures were of the highest quality. We are totally uncertain which shots we will use for our final cover but we have narrowed it down to a few shots so we will be talking to our target audience in order to gain feedback on which one to use. We have tried to recreate some of the shots which Wonderwall used for their Digipak's with the use of Urban backgrounds.









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