This document discusses photo selections for various parts of a music magazine. It explains that a medium shot of the model in the center was chosen for the cover because it leaves space around the edges and below the face. Although it doesn't follow conventions of typical cover shots, the author feels it suits the genre. A range of live and posed photography was selected for the contents page to represent the variety of music. Additional photos are chosen for features, reviews, the editor's letter, and a double-page spread for its disoriented look.

2. I have chosen this picture to be on my front
cover because it is a medium shot and its the
only picture I've taken that has my model in
the middle. I think this will look better as a
cover image and will allow space around for
other features and will leave space under her
face for me to put the main cover lines.
Although this picture does not necessarily
use conventions of typical cover images as it
is a slightly high level shot and bands and
artists are usually shot from slightly below
eye level, and also it is taken outside rather
than in a studio or on a blank background, I
think the effect suits the genre of my music
magazine.

3. I have chosen these picture to
be on my contents page
because there is a good range
of both live and posed
photography which I planned
to use because it fits the genre
of music in my magazine
This picture will be used Cover feature photographs
nicely. for my editor’s letter
These pictures will be used for other features and reviews

4. This will be used as my main double page spread picture because
there will be space to put the heading next to my model and I like the
fact that one arm is for grounded, giving it a slightly disorientated
look