Base principles
Base principles
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When creating a Crash Baggage shooting, at least one of these principles must be satisfied:
do something completely different from what others are doing, getting an unexpected result, with attitude
get a spontaneous, candid output, unfiltered, natural and careless
do something technically perfect
Correct examples
Correct examples
Why it works:
different, unexpected
technically perfect
attitude!
Why it works:
technically perfect
Why it works:
naturally spontaneous
technically perfect
Why it works:
naturally spontaneous
unfiltered
attitude!
Why it works:
different, unexpected
technically perfect
attitude!
Why it works:
technically perfect
Why it works:
different, unexpected
attitude!
Why it works:
technically perfect
Why it works:
different, unexpected
technically perfect
attitude!
Why it works:
different, unexpected
technically perfect
Why it works:
different, unexpected
Why it works:
technically perfect
attitude!
Why it works:
naturally spontaneous
unfiltered
Why it works:
naturally spontaneous
unfiltered
Why it works:
technically perfect
Why it works:
different, unexpected
technically perfect
Primary dont's
Primary dont's
don't focus on creativity suggesting to physically handle the baggages without care
don't force anything, don't look planned, posed or calculated (unless the focus of the content is not the baggage, i.e. portraits of people)
remove hangtags and stickers before shooting!
Why it doesn't work:
posed, smiling at camera
Why it doesn't work:
focus on mistreating baggage
Why it doesn't work:
posed, staged, clichè
Why it doesn't work:
posed
technically not on par
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