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For her pop music magazine, the author took photos of appealing people on a plain white background to make it easier to photoshop in different backgrounds related to pop music. She used photoshop on most photos to make them more appealing and related to pop music by allowing her to add and modify backgrounds to focus the audience on the artists rather than the backgrounds.
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- A contact form page was included to make the site more professional and realistic with an added location.
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The document discusses how the author manipulated images in Photoshop to make them more professional for use in a magazine. They cut out backgrounds, adjusted saturation and colors, and used tools like selective color and smooth edges to make models and images more appealing and stand out to the intended audience. The progress images show how cutting out backgrounds and increasing saturation made one image look much more professional and attractive. Another image was edited by changing the color of the model's shirt with selective color to make it brighter and stand out more.
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The document discusses photo choices for different parts of a magazine. For the cover photo, the author chose a black and white image that looked professional and reflected the target audience well. For the double page spread, another black and white image was selected that fit the theme and topic. Thumbnail images on the contents page were also chosen because they linked to the genre, cover, and double page spread.
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