Trial Poster Photograph Concepts

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Photograph thumbnails of the shoot trials we took. By using classic red plastic cups and a box of classic Double Brown beers, we set up and took many images showing the games and techniques to emphases winning and losing.

From this we narrowed these down to a maximum of 7, then again narrowed them down again to 5. These 5 images we chose to develop based on the drinking game culture of New Zealanders, developing these into our final print posters.

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