These are the un-edited pictures from our shoot, obviously there were a lot more but these on this post are my chosen favourites for the angles and the lighting. I really LOVE how the bonfire images came out, i think it looks really great, its got that contrast between warm and cold that November has. However it was a struggle for us to put it up, it took quite a while but i think its defiantly worth it. If we could of changed something about this shot it would most likely be that we swapped the placement of the 2 black bras, as the one in the middle looks extremely dominant and we wanted all the bras to be the focus not just one.

With our snow pictures we found that we had to keep the lighting down to be able to see the white underwear fully as in a few of the first shots the lighting flushed out the white set, Yet once we had played about with movement i think we got 2 really great images that we now need to decide would work best to go to print. I think the now actually has a realistic look too it and it doesn't look as fake as I thought it might do.

The one with the rake is personally my least favourite image. While i still Love the concept of the image i feel like the leaves should have been more widely spread as i feel at the moment the look to in shape, So when i photoshop this image i hope i could play around adding in other leaves to see if that improves it in my opinion.  

Overall i think our shoot day went really well and to plan. We were pretty well prepared, we kept to the timing, and got some images that i think we are all proud of. 

-Jessica Flavell

I have been looking in to other still life lingerie images sourced from the internet. We needed to see how some were shot for layouts, angles, lighting and props. Although we have our own ideas already Its a good idea to be inspired by other professional works. I loved the simplicity of the top image. The colours and the glitter work really well together. I also love all the props used in the second image. Everything is perfectly placed, my only one doubt about that photo is that you can't see the underwear very well, so it looses its advertising perspective.