The document summarizes Matthew Rogero's process for creating a double page spread magazine article. It discusses that he had limited time to capture images but managed to get good shots of Olivia with expressive facial expressions. The writing process took more time than shooting. Editing the selected images required experimenting with brightness and color to enhance them. If doing the project again, Rogero would focus on better time management to avoid rushing due to other concurrent tasks. Overall, the process prepared him for similar future projects.

1. Double Page Spread
By Matthew Rogero

2. Finished Version

3. Contact Sheet For Double Page Spread
As you can see I didn’t have a lot of choices due to the fact that I
didn’t have enough time but luckily I managed to capture a lot of
good images. As you can see Olivia had great facial expressions in
all of the images which really lights up the magazine.

4. Evaluation
The whole process of the double page spread I found quiet easy. I enjoyed taking
the images. The hard part that took a bit of time was producing the actual
information for the article. The easiest method that I found was asking a set of
interview questions. This method helped me fill out the actual double page
spread. I didn’t struggle to produce more information.
The editing process I found quiet easy. The only thing that I struggled on with
the editing process was the editing of the two images that I used. I had to do a
lot of brightness experimenting and colour experimenting to really bring out the
image.
If I were to do this project again, the only thing that I would focus on is my time
management with the whole project. I found myself rushing most of the time
due to the fact that I had other bits to do such as the front cover for this project.
Overall I think this has prepared me for future projects similar to this.