The document discusses selecting a photo for a magazine cover from four options. It lists the likes and dislikes of each photo, such as eye contact, positioning, and clarity of headphones. The third photo is chosen because it has the subject staring directly at the audience, maintains the connotations of the other photos, and has an identifiable facial expression, though it has some empty space. The red scarf in the photo can be edited to stand out less.

1. Cover Production

2. Photo Selection
• I have narrowed down the photo’s I have taken to
these four images:

4. Likes
• She’s looking directly at the camera
• Good position
• Hands in pocket connotes student.
• Headphones connote student.

5. Dislikes
• Hair slightly in the way of face
• A lot of empty space in the photo
• Difficult to identify headphones

7. Likes
• More space around the face
• Keeps hands in pockets and Headphone
connotations
• Less empty space.

8. Dislikes
• The image is rotated diagonally.
• Headphones aren’t clear

10. Like
• Less empty space
• Same connotations
• Good position
• Headphones easily Identifiable
• Good eye contanct

11. Dislike
• Red scarf shows up a bit too much

13. Like
• She’s staring directly into the audience and
directly facing them.
• Same connotations.
• Headphones Identifiable
• Good facial expression.

14. Dislike
• A lot of empty space
• Part of Hoody cropped out.

15. Choosing
• I have decided to use the third photo because
it matches all the features of a magazine front
cover and I personally believe it would be the
image that sold the best.
• The red scarf fault can be dimmed down in
editing so it doesn’t stand out as much.