This document provides guidance for evaluating photos submitted for a college magazine contest. It discusses several important criteria for analysis, including lighting, framing, composition, genre, audience representation, and mise-en-scene. Specific tips are given, such as using eye-level shots to draw attention to matching colors, and close-ups that appear intimidating. The target audience is described as mainstream with a broad appeal.

2. Evaluate through annotation.Photos:<br />Take into account:<br />Lighting<br />Framing <br />Composition<br />Genre<br />Audience<br />Representation-of star and audience- positive<br />Mis en scene- everything in the frame (lighting, colours, editing, camera, sound, props) <br />Planning<br />The colour A represents the other colour orange, brand.<br />High angle shot type not generally used in magazines<br />Audiences:<br />Mainstream audience – broad audience, big audience.<br />Blooded effect makes the stereotype come across almost devilish.Looks urban- standing in an alleyway matched the audience targeted,Headline in small and lowercaseThe star isn’t looking at the camera, this creates an enigma, background creates genreAnchor at the bottom.Masthead- the name of kerrang means the sound of an electric guitar strum noise, also its made to look broken to make it look as if someone has made the noise too loud.Eye level- the image is at eye level this is good because you can see where the colour of his green eyes which as you can see matched the green colour of the text.The image is very close up almost intimidating as if he is coming at you, also the eye makeup and hair has been very carefully crafted for the camera shot to look effective.Niche- sub genre. <br />