MEDIA

1. Effective
Photography

2. Mojo magazine:
Rule of thirds
Close up of the
person
Person is facing the
camera
Gives enough
head room to
fit the name of
the magazine
COVER

3. Rule of
thirds
Room for
magazine
title
Midshot
of person
Back ground
gives plenty
of headroom
and
noseroom
CONTENTS

4. Rule
of
thirds
Apt headroom ,
enough to fit a
title in
Landscape ,
midshot of
people
Text on
dividing
lines
Title in
different
colours also
splits page
into three
DOUBLE SPREAD

5. NME magazine:
Rule of thirds
Midshot of
Lana
Lots of noseroom and
headroom
The background
suits the artist's
style
COVER

6. Sufficient
headroom for a
title.
Contents page
is split in two
Midshot
of artist
The background is dark so
it draws attention to the
person in the picture
CONTENTS

7. Double spread is split in
two .
Face is framed in
a triangle , focus
is drawn to his
face. Photograph
is midshot which
defines his figure
Noseroom is
apt for a
large title
Other
members
on the
other side
of the
spread, so
focus is
once again
drawn to
the larger
image.
Each image is
a midshot
and has
enough
headroom
and nose
room
DOUBLE SPREAD

8. Kerrang! Magazine:
Rule of thirds
Space is used to
feature other things
in the magazine
Headroom and
Noseroom gives the
page more space to
work with
COVER
Little has
changed
in the
layout
over they
years!

9. Page is split
in two Image is a mid
shot , dark
colours used to
make persons
face stand out
against the black.
Image is small so they
use the rest of the
page of other details
Posters advertised
in the side due to
a large amount of
Noseroom and
headroom.
CONTENTS

10. DOUBLE SPREAD
Rule of thirds ,
slightly
unconventional
Various
images
takes up
a third of
the page
Sufficient
Headroom and
Noseroom
Midshot
takes up
one page
Close up
images of
band
members