Link To Photographer:
Before my shoot I investigated the
work of Myra Greene. What I
really like about her work is the
detail of each facial feature. From
looking at her work I would like to
incorporate her use of doing close
up shots of facial features and
showing their true texture.
Concept:
For this shoot I would like to try
and capture close up perspectives
of a models facial. The idea
behind this shoot is to express the
true side of what people really
look like and to accept that
especially for Myra Greene.
Equipment and Location:
For this shoot I will need a model,
tripod, DSLR camera, and studio
lights.
Lighting:
I plan to take my photos at school
so I can use the studio so that I
can use artificial studio lighting so
that it lights up the face so that it's
got an even amount of light and
isn't manipulated by shadows. 
Models and People
For this shoot I will need a model
to model so that I can take close
up images of them
 facial features. The clothes that
the model wear will not matter
because they will be close up
head shots and therefore the
clothes will not be in the frame. 
Composition:
For this shoot I will try using the
composition rules filling the frame
so that the whole frame is just the
face not anything else. I will also
used angles and perspectives
because I want to capture
different perspectives and angles
of the facial features.