I just wanted to post these images so you could see our products and just a few little messing around images to spark some inspiration. 

Jessica Flavell

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I decided to take to instagram in order to practise some still life photography in order to get a feel for how shots may look good and can be positioned etc. I didnt use lingerie due to insufficient props but tried other things such as lipstick and footwear etc. I feel that it helped me get an idea for lighting and get a feel for what still life photography is all about. It was also really enjoyable!

-Rebecca Porritt

Our chosen style of editorial and magazine is going to be ASOS as we feel they are very fun and quirky with their shoots. They sell to people our age and their all high-street priced products. 

Their images are really interesting and we feel their style not only suits the underwear and ideas we have but it suits our individual personalities too . 

I have a few copies of the magazine myself to we can get a closer look into the editorials that we will be duplicating the layout of for our own images, They have quite creative fonts and they're all very different for each editorial so we will have to look carefully for the one that we want to use for ours, they also have a range of different layouts and overall styles which leaves options for us very open but we need to scan through the magazines to find something that fits our final photos the best. 

However I like how we can keep our options open with this magazine, we have to option to really find something that works well if we look hard enough. 

-Jessica Flavell

Here I have comprised a few images from our initial thoughts using Illustrator in order to try an array of photo editing software. We firstly looked at makeup and perfumes which we felt photographed very nicely when pictured in still life and helped us to grasp how still life images are taken. However, we felt that we wanted to 'push the boat out' a little more and opted to go for something that we felt no one else in the class would cover.

-Rebecca Porritt