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This document discusses options for selecting a photograph for a magazine cover. It considers photos where the natural lighting allows subjects to be well-lit so viewers understand what is happening and it creates a positive atmosphere. The chosen photo features bright lighting so viewers can see the subjects and genre clearly, uses direct address to create a friendly atmosphere, and leaves enough space around the subjects for the magazine title and text.
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The document describes the process of editing mock magazine covers and spreads. It discusses 4 experiments with different styles and color schemes. For the first, bold colors were used to make lines pop. For the second, a pink color scheme was chosen. The third used a monochrome scheme based on feedback. The fourth used unconventional brown tones. Advantages and disadvantages of each approach are described, such as some styles being more appealing or legible than others. The reflection indicates the second cover and fourth spread experiments will influence the final product, which will use minimalism and monochrome styles with original photography.
Photograph selection for magazine cover 3 (lo4)
This document discusses selecting a photograph for the cover of a fashion magazine. Several reviewers provide their opinions on potential photos. They note positive attributes like the use of natural lighting, which makes the images appear brighter and more positive. The lighting also emphasizes the clothes and fashion theme. Additionally, one photo provides plenty of room to write captions and is sharply in focus.
Hot Desking
This document summarizes feedback received from peers on a magazine front cover design. The feedback addressed questions about which image was most appealing, whether filters should be added to the front cover image, and whether the overall design conveyed the impression of a punk magazine. Most respondents thought the masthead image stood out and was eye-catching. Opinions were divided on adding filters, with some suggesting lightening the model's face and others thinking the existing contrast worked well. All agreed the design successfully portrayed a punk magazine based on the dark colors, language, and high-contrast style. The designer ultimately decided to keep the original filters to maintain integrity with the overall color scheme.
Editing process of my photos2
The document summarizes four photo shoots taken by the author for their magazine. For each shoot, they chose young models around the same age as their target audience. They describe improvising shots without needed props. For editing, they used Photoshop to increase saturation and brightness, blur backgrounds, change colors, and remove backgrounds. Their goal was to prepare photos that fit their magazine's Christmas theme and genre of music charts.
Top 5 photographs
The document discusses why a photographer chose a particular photograph out of their top five photographs. Some key reasons included:
1) The pose of the model is engaging and the focus of the camera brings attention directly to her.
2) Though the lighting is dull, the contrast between the model's dark clothes and the green background makes her stand out.
3) The location of Sankey Valley relates to the theme of freedom and strength because nature represents freedom.
Evaluation
The student created a film trailer, magazine cover, and poster as part of a media project. For each product, they researched conventions of real media in that genre to develop professionally-looking pieces that would appeal to audiences. The trailer, poster, and magazine cover each incorporated some common conventions like prominent images and titles, but also included some unconventional elements for freshness. Feedback was not collected from audiences. A variety of media technologies were used in the research, planning and construction stages of the project.
3. experiments finished
The document summarizes experiments the author conducted to design magazine covers and double page spreads. For the magazine covers, the author experimented with traditional and blurred photographic styles, and found adjusting brightness, contrast and layer positioning helped make the designs look like real magazines. For the double page spread, the author kept the design simple with a background photo and writing over top, learning this created a realistic magazine look. The experiments informed elements the author will include in their final magazine product design.
Task 2b evaluation (1)
The student took photos for a mock Teen Vogue magazine cover shoot. They took interior photos using automatic settings which helped capture facial expressions and clothing details. Exterior photos used natural lighting and a nature setting to enhance colors. The final chosen cover photo features a teenage girl in black, matching the fashion magazine's theme. The student evaluated that their photos came out well after practicing techniques like lighting, angles, and settings. They aim to improve by taking more test shots and keeping locations clear of extras.
6. production reflection(1)
The document summarizes the production process for a magazine cover and spreads. It describes selecting a photo with club colors for the cover, adding title and barcode elements, and choosing a neon font. For spreads, it details a double-page photo to showcase photography work, and a final spread with fire photos, headers in the cover font, and an interview laid out with images. Overall, the process stayed on track with the initial idea while addressing minor resizing issues with images.
6. production reflection(1) 1
The document summarizes the process taken to create a magazine front cover and double page spread for a class project. It describes editing a photo to remove spots and brighten the skin, then using the edited photo on the cover. It also discusses designing the layout, adding bold text and headings, and struggles inserting images. For the double page spread, it placed the main edited image on the left with identifying text above, and wrote an article on the right in Word before importing to InDesign. Overall, the author is happy with the professional look but wishes better photos were taken.
Justification of images
The document discusses the process of taking photos for a magazine photo shoot. It describes choosing indoor and outdoor locations, ensuring proper lighting, and using props like guitars. Feedback was gathered from questionnaires and friends/family on photo composition and subjects. Various shots were compared and one was chosen as the front cover based on it having a medium shot that clearly showed faces and was engaging for the target audience.
Planning and Research Presentation
The document discusses planning and executing various design elements for a school magazine, including editing photos in Photoshop, comparing magazine mastheads, planning a magazine cover, and planning the table of contents page. The author describes editing a model's photo for the cover, including changing colors, lighting effects, and blurring/highlighting areas. They also analyze magazine mastheads and covers, discussing fonts, colors, images, and layouts. Plans are outlined for the cover image, including a mock-up combining the photo with title text and additional design elements. Ideas and mock-ups are also presented for the table of contents page continuing the color scheme and theme.
4. Production Experiments fmp
The document discusses the author's experiments with photography tutorials, lighting techniques, and photo editing in Photoshop. They found tutorials helpful for learning lighting positioning but struggled to replicate the exact setups. Through trial and error, they improved at creating shadows, depth, and different exposures. Photoshop experiments included adjusting lighting, converting images to black and white, adding gothic elements like bruising effects, and blending background elements. The author aims to apply these skills to create an effective horror-style final project involving a DVD cover and poster.
Task 2A evaluation photography
Gaetan Lundula created a magazine cover design for a grime genre magazine. They took over 4 hours of photographs at a photo shoot with a model. Their backup plan was to rent a studio or take outdoor photos with their Panasonic G7 DSLR camera. They selected one photo where the model is looking directly at the camera in the center for their final design. In Photoshop, they blurred the model's face and added bold, colorful text and boxes to attract their target audience. They feel the photograph and design elements make the cover unique and will intrigue audiences to learn more.
Production Reflection
Simran organized a photo shoot with Rachel as a model for her upcoming music project. Simran used fluorescent lights to evenly light the studio and avoid shadows. She took different types of shots, including close-ups of Rachel's makeup and accessories as well as wider shots showing her full outfit and pose. Simran edited the photos, adjusting brightness, saturation, and other qualities. She created a photography portfolio using some of the edited photos and titled it "Wilderness Photo Shoot by Sim K" to connect it to Rachel's new album. Simran interviewed Rachel, asking questions about her life and career, and included the interview responses in an article for her magazine.
Production Reflection
Simran organized a photo shoot with Rachel as a model for her upcoming music project. Simran used fluorescent lights to evenly light the studio and avoid shadows. She took different types of shots, including close-ups of Rachel's makeup and accessories as well as wider shots showing her full outfit and pose. Simran edited the photos, adjusting brightness, saturation, and other qualities. She created a photography portfolio using some of the edited photos and titled it "Wilderness Photo Shoot by Sim K" to connect it to Rachel's new album. Simran interviewed Rachel, asking questions about her life and career, and included the responses in an article for her magazine.
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Photograph selection for magazine cover 4
- 1. Photograph selection for magazine cover 4
- 2. This was an option because the natural light allows all of the subjects to be well lit which means that the audience will be able to understand what is happening and it creates a positive atmosphere.
- 3. Like the previous photo this was an option because the natural light allows all of the subjects to be well lit which means that the audience will be able to understand what is happening and it creates a positive atmosphere.
- 4. This was another option for my magazine cover because it would mean that I meet the criteria because I will have used two female models. The lighting is bright which creates a positive atmosphere but the top of the subjects’ head is not visible and would no room for the title.
- 5. This was a better option because all of the subjects in the image are clearly visible to the audience and because they can see the video game they can understand the genre. Like the previous picture, the lighting is bright which creates a positive atmosphere.
- 6. This was the final option I chose for my magazine cover. This is because the bright lighting allows the audience to see all of the subjects in the image and understand the genre of magazine cover. Also, a direct address is used so that the audience receives a friendly atmosphere as well as the open body language. As well as this, there is enough space around the model for my cover lines and title.