Whilst taking photos on my first shoot at the boxing gym I found it very difficult to capture a clear image due to the fast movement, this could have been countered by me asking the model to stand still whilst I took a picture however I decided not to do this as I feel as so it would have taken away from the action shot aspect of the images. The benefits of my first shoot photos is that the colours in the boxing gym match up to that of the ones I aim to use in my magazine, furthermore the majority of the shots are medium close ups which are a common shot type used in most other boxing magazines. There were quite a lot of unusable photographs due to motion blur or incorrect settings on my camera. For the second shoot of the boxing gloves, although it sounds easy I found it rather difficult for multiple reasons, first of all the lighting was very difficult to get correct as some images looked under exposed and lacked detail or the light would reflect of the gloves and result in a seemingly over exposed image however I aim to edit these photos to black and white in order to make up for the difficulties during the shoot but to also further meet the codes and conventions of my magazine colours. Finally I changed between orientation whilst taking my photos as I knew I would need some landscape and some portrait in order to fit into my magazine pages better.
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