The document provides guidelines for magazine article analysis, including using bold text and images to catch readers' attention, short descriptions of photos, quoting photographers to convey their feelings, separating paragraphs with lines to avoid boredom, using capital letters and prominent placement to promote articles, and including supporting photos to give readers a clear understanding of the content.

1. Magazine analysis

3. Written in bold to catch the readers eye
A tiny description
about the picture
The description tells
about the mountain
its length how tall it
is.Also to which valley
it belongs.
This is written in
quote form as it is
something the
photographer things
it is his words, his
feelings towards
capturing this
moment .

4. Some information about the photographer/ Also known as the Credits
Separator use to separate paragraphs so that it does
not get to boring for the reader and they do not
interest in the article.
Written in capital
to catch readers
attention. Many
magazines use
this way to
promote there
article.

5. The image of the photographer who captured this moment

7. The main image :The key to attract readers attention.
Some brief
information
about the article
it self
The name of
the article in
bold and eye
catchy

8. Commonly
used in many
magazines
The directors picture as an anchoring picture
Subheading
to divide
them up too
keep the
interest f the
readers.

9. Anchoring pictures:
pictures supporting
the article to give the readers a clear cut
understanding of the article .