In the centre of the image is once again the model's torso, which again I don't think is meant to be the focus of the image as this would be unusual, especially as there are no outstanding characteristics of her torso.
What is on the periphery?
Behind the model there is a white backdrop which looks to be from a studio photo shoot, there was probably a background in the original photo such as a white sheet but this would have been edited out on Photoshop so that the image doesn’t look amateur or messy.
Has the photo been staged?
The photo has obviously been staged as she is looking directly into the camera, proving she knows she is in front of it, her hands are also on her hips which is not a natural position. This implies she has been posed this way purposely for the photo.
What do you think that happened directly before the image was taken?
The lighting may have been checked or refined and then the model was positioned in that way and asked to look directly into the camera.
What do you think happened directly after the image was taken?
The photographer will probably have the model pose in a different position and take another photo, this will continue until they have enough shots to work with.
Is the entire photo in focus?
The entire photo is in focus, no part of the model is blurred or unclear, and this makes the image look professional and crisp and shows that all parts of the image are equally important.
Is the lighting bright, dim or shadowy?
Generally the lighting is bright which creates a happy almost shining atmosphere; the lighting also accentuates the sequins of her top. This represents the model nicely. There are some areas such as the very side of her face, chest and leg which creates contrast and outlines her silhouette.
Is there any cropping?
The bottom of her legs are cropped as it is a medium-long shot.
What age, gender and ethnicity does the model appear to be?
The model appears to be a female of about 20-30, she is white.
What can you tell about them from their dress?
The bright sequin top and pink lipstick shows the audience that this is a Pop singer.
Are they looking directly to the camera or looking away signifying distance?
She is looking directly into the camera which gives the audience a connection to her and the image, it entices them in as it feels personal.
Is the photo taken at a high or low angle?
The photo is neither a high nor a low angle.
What is their posture? Does the posture hint at other activities?
The hands on the hips looks almost playful and enticing, as if she’s saying “come on”.
Where was the photo taken?
The photo was obviously taken in a studio as the lighting looks to precise to be natural, implying the use of studio lights, the white background also suggests this was taken in studio conditions.
Is the setting real?
There is no setting, it is blank.
Why was this photo taken?
The photo was taken as part of a shoot for a magazine feature, it is part of a set.
Where could you see your picture appearing?
It would likely appear as a side image on a double page spread or as the main image on the cover.