Magazine photo choices
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The document discusses photo choices for an indie/rock music magazine. Several photos were chosen that featured models fitting indie stereotypes through their looks and clothing. One photo provided mystery with an artist looking away from the camera. Another common photo showed a stereotypical midshot of an artist, but with its own twist through the artist's expression. Live shots of bands were also used as such photos fit the genre of rock music magazines.
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PCOS corelations and management through Ayurveda.
This presentation includes basic of PCOS their pathology and treatment and also Ayurveda correlation of PCOS and Ayurvedic line of treatment mentioned in classics.
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The History of Stoke Newington Street Names
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Magazine photo choices
- 6. I used this photo because it has an interesting angle on the photograph featuring a birds eye view shot. It also features a model who looks rugged and is wearing clothes that fit the indie stereotype well.
- 7. I used this photo because once again y model looks and fits into the indie/ rock stereotype but also gives it a spin as he has a cheeky smile and he is making a vary casual pose.
- 8. I used this photo in my magazine because it Is aid shot of y artist looking away from the camera adding an element of mystery as you don’t know what they are looking at.
- 9. This photo matched in the with genre of my magazine for many reasons. This is because it features a stereotypical midshot of the artist which is common in a lot of other magazines, it is different because it has its own twist on it making it fit in with rock stereotype due to the expression on the artists face, this is because it is plain but also quite serious showing that he is part of the rugged rock star life with what he wears.
- 10. I used this photo on my magazine as it features a rock band playing live, this is very common of the rock music magazine genre and fits in well with the style of my magazine, as the lead singer also looks like he is screaming it fits well with the style of music.
- 11. I used this photo on my magazine as it features a rock band playing live, this is very common of the rock music magazine genre and fits in well with the style of my magazine, as the lead singer also looks like he is screaming it fits well with the style of music. Only this time it features a head on shot of the band playing.