1. Damon Baker Damon Baker is a young British fashion photographer who has incorporated his dark and mysterious personality into his works. Damon started experimenting in fashion photography he has gathered an online following for his uniquity and style. Damon is Originally from a small town in England, Damon lives and works in London. Damon's photographic style ranges from editorial to characteristic portraiture. He is inspired by personalities, attitude and style. He takes pride in having hands-on creative direction and constructing his photoshoots from hair and makeup to styling. His work has appeared in Vogue, 2012 Styleist, 2012 ES Magazine, 2012 InStyle UK Black Book Wonderland Sunday Times Style i-d frock & roll Trend Hunter Sensuality News Unconventional Monday Morning

2. Title=(n/a) year=(n/a) where=(photo studio) The lighting is coming the right side The light seems to be projected from within the place the photograph was taken The main the subject of the picture may be the smoke arising from the mans mouth or the man and smoke may both be subject. I think what makes the picture striking is the lighting and how theirs really vivid contrast and shadows. I selected this photograph because I really like the black and white The contrast is really strong and bold the picture is taken at very a appropriate angle which tells you the photographer was trying to take a picture of the man and smoke

3. Title=(n/a) year=(n/a) where=(photo studio) The lighting in the photo seems to be some what natural and also projected because the photograph seems to be in room where it is emitting light in I like the color balance, there are neutral colors and black contrast all the colors in the picture I think the main subject is the girl and her dress because it looks like she could be modeling the dress I selected this specific photograph because I really like the main subject which is the girl and the dress like how there's few colors in the photograph but yet it is so highly contrasted in a good way that makes it pop

4. Title=(n/a) year=(n/a) where=(photo studio) The lighting in this picture seems to be artificial because the light seems to be shadowing the left side of her face that being said it is not natural The main subject I think is the girls hair or make up the reason why is because she has pink tips, pink lipstick and etc which makes me think she is advertising some make up brand I like the composition on how the subject is taken an angle which looks like she is in the middle but is really not It looks like the photographer was trying to take a snapshot of the girl and her accessories The reason I chose this picture is because I liked the composition and color balance in the picture

5. Title=(n/a) year=(n/a) where=(photo studio) The lighting is very bright it looks artificial because it seems the picture was adjusted in some photo editing program The main subject seems to be the colors of the girls make up because that is all that pops out at you in this picture I like the composition and how the girl is taken at an angle where it looks like she peeking at you and is upward from her face I think the photographer is trying to tell a story, he is trying to advertise the girls make up The reason I chose this picture was because I really liked the angle and colors it has in it they are very noticeable

6. Title=(n/a) year=(n/a) where=(photo studio) The lighting is artificial, you can tell by the way the subject has a shadow behind him and how it shines on his face The main subject is the male model because that’s the picture main focus The lighting makes this photograph striking because of how the it shines and creates shadows the lighting hits the face really well bringing out the models face structure etc I think the photographer is trying to communicate that this a model of some sort I selected this photograph because I really like the lighting and how it’s the models face bringing out every single detail in his face

7. Sources http://www.jedroot.com/photogr/dn b/baker-bio.php http://damonbaker.tumblr.com/ http://damonbaker.co.uk/blog.html