Sunglasses Shoot

This season this shoot belongs to will probably be the most obvious because sunglasses are a strong symbol of summer, excluding the sun of course!

If you have taken the time to look through my social media links (Pinterest, Twitter, Instragram and Youtube) you will see that I have positioned my sunglasses in various different locations. Which means that this shoot and many other of my shoots e.g. Autumn Boots was taken spontaneously on many different days.

What I like about this photo is how summery it looks and makes me feel because it involoes some main features found in summer like the green grass and the blossomed daisy resting carefully against my sunglasses.

During this shoot I soon found out that I can make my images even more interesting by using the lens as my main focal point to show my viewer what is behind the camera. At first I found this a bit difficult because I had to make sure I didn't catch myself in the camera lens. This then lead to me being a bit creative so I could find the correct position to capture the perfect moment. Eventually the perfect position came naturally to me and meant that I can continue to capture for amazing photographs.

If you look closely at this image you will soon find out this image was one of my early images from this shoot. This is because you clearly see my friend (Ruby) and me in the lens of the glasses. The reason why I haven't decided to move out the lens is because at this moment in time I was just gathering some images that would represent this season well. Therefore, this is why this image involves a picture of my nearly melted vanilla ice cream, a classic but favourite flavour!

After numerous attempt sin many different positions. I finally manage to capture the perfect sunglasses moment, which can also be linked to my Venice shoot. This is simply because it was taken in Venice. I have to admit this is one of my most professional photos from all the shoots so far and that's the reason why I a have decide to have it features as my main background for this blog.

The reason why I love this photo so much is because of the clear and crisp buildings in the background all beautifully designed to fit in with Venice's culture. The angle on which the camera has been positioned, give the photo a complete different perspective on how people will look at it. All this unsual angle creates a different compostion for the photo because its starts from the bottom of the wooden table. Then you eyes automatically follow the grains in the table till you reach the sunglasses.