I held a second photo-shoot with my model as I decided to have a hair, make-up and costume change, as I believe she would be more natural in the recording studio compared to my feature-article photo where she would look more glam as it's for a professional photo shoot. As a lot of these photos are posed candid I wanted her to look as natural as possible. To make her look more natural I gave her plain clothing such as a plain black top (compared to her glittery dress) and straight (natural) hair in contrast to her previous curls. I used less make-up on her and the makeup I did use was more subtle, for instance I used a nude lipstick rather than a dark one like I used before and instead of foundation just applied some highlight to her cheeks to emphasize her natural cheekbone. I wanted photo that showed her having fun whilst making music, but also to have a serious side, as this is her job, therefore I have taken photos of her recording, playing instruments and even producing music on a computer. I took photos from many different angles in order to fund the angle that was perfect to her. I did some exercises with my model in order to make her feel more comfortable when posing for photos which results in my photos looking more realistic, for example in order for her to look like she was really singing we first both sang a song into the microphone together so she could get an idea of what facial expressions she pulls when singing and what body movements she makes and hand gestures she uses.
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