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The document discusses photos used for different sections of a magazine. For the front cover, photos of Lady Gaga and boy and girl bands were used that showed the subjects posing and looking directly at the camera. Interior photos on the contents page and for a double page interview featured the same subjects in unique poses. The photos were selected based on the posing, eye contact with the camera, and suitability for the intended stories or sections.
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The document discusses photos selected for use in a magazine layout. Photos were chosen for the front cover, contents page, and double page interview spread. For the front cover, photos were selected that showed models looking directly at the camera to connect with readers. Additional front cover photos depicted a girl band and celebrity. Interior photos showed models in unique poses that differed from other photos to highlight different stories and attract various audiences. The double page interview photo portrayed the subject looking partially away from the camera against a distinctive graffiti background.
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Front couver rejected images
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Contact Sheet 1
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This document discusses photos selected and edited for use in a music magazine. A medium shot of a model on a plain background was used for the cover due to its simplicity and ability to be cropped. Two photos - a medium close up and medium long shot - were used on the context page to show different camera angles and facial expression. A full page photo was selected for the double page spread to showcase the rock theme. Rejected photos were cropped in a way that made them unsuitable or had poor lighting and blurriness. All selected photos were edited in black and white to maintain a consistent rock genre aesthetic throughout the magazine.
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The document summarizes the photographer's choices in selecting photos for a magazine article. They chose photos that showed good interaction with the guitar and had good lighting and angles. They did not select photos that had an unflattering front-on angle, where the model did not look good or fit the magazine, or where blurry movement made it look unprofessional. They selected other photos that would fit well on the cover or connect pages due to composition and indie vibe.
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The document summarizes the photographer's choices in selecting photos for a magazine article. They chose photos that showed good interaction with the guitar and had good lighting and angles. They did not select photos that had an unflattering front-on angle, where the model did not look good or fit the magazine, or where blurry movement made it look unprofessional. They selected other photos that would fit well on the cover or connect pages due to composition and indie vibe.
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The photographer outlines plans for several photos for a magazine spread. The first photo will feature a model looking at the camera in black and white to convey a suppressed, dark impression. The second photo will be a contents page photo of a model with open arms to invite readers to a competition. The third photo will be a close-up of a model sitting to take up half the page while leaving space for an article. Additional photos include an outdoor photoshoot image of models dressed colorfully against a dark sky and research on magazine cover styles.
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This document discusses the use of photos in an indie magazine. Several photos are selected to illustrate articles and layouts because they fit the magazine's style, show musicians appropriately, and depict subjects like festival fashion clearly. Other photos are rejected for being unfocused, having hand gestures that don't fit the genre, or not looking positive enough. One photo works well once edited to be brighter and show the model smiling confidently.
Table of Contents Photoshoot
The document discusses photo selections for a contents page and front cover. The author chose the middle image for the contents page because the person looks more relaxed than in the last image. They selected the last image for the contents page as well because it has an unusual pose where the person is not looking at the camera, unlike other images. They also chose the last image as a potential front cover photo because they liked the pose.
Photos slide
The document discusses photos taken by Asiya Mallu for a reggae music magazine. Several photos were not used for various reasons such as being landscape orientation, having an out of focus background, or duplicating a model already used. Other photos were used in specific sections like the contents page, double page spread, or front cover because they featured a close-up, direct eye contact, or followed magazine conventions through a mid-shot at an angle.
Origianal Photos
The document discusses photo selections for different sections of a music magazine.
For the front cover, the photographer chose a photo of a happy girl group to welcome readers and encourage sales. The tallest girls are on the sides with the shortest in the middle for symmetry.
For the contents page, one photo features a singer holding a guitar to draw in music fans. Another candid shot of the girl group's natural reaction was chosen to show their interesting side.
A third contents photo captures the girls looking shocked for a caption with shocking news. Their hand gestures clearly show their stunned emotion.
The double page spread photo features the serious expressions of the girl group in an angled shot that draws the reader in and
The images i used and not used
The document discusses the selection of various images for different parts of a magazine. It describes choosing full, clear images that relate to the theme of pop culture and fashion. Photos were taken from the internet or edited in Photoshop. Images were picked for the cover, contents page, and double page spreads based on quality, composition, and relevance to the summer and pop themes.
Experiments of images media
This document discusses images selected for use in a magazine front cover, contents pages, and double-page spread. For the front cover, the author chose a group photo showing the band members standing closely together to portray intimacy. For the contents pages, the author used photos of two band members and a group shot, along with makeup images. The double-page spread photo depicts the band members in an informal, cheeky pose pointing at the reader for a more fun, girly appeal compared to other serious photos. The backgrounds were removed from the images to keep a consistent white background throughout the magazine.
Contents image choices
This is a presentation about the images I decided to use for my music magazine contents page. (AS Media Studies)
Task 2b
The photographer used a clear handheld picture of the model's full face for the magazine cover because it showed important details. Natural lighting was originally planned for the outdoor shoot but it got dark, so indoor lighting from a light bulb was used instead. While some pictures used flash, others did not, and the photographer found pictures without flash made the model's face stand out more. The chosen picture worked well but one picture was rejected because the flash made the model's face look ashier than in person. The overall magazine cover outcome was good after considering different designs and tools. Makeup magazines that post makeup articles regularly inspired the cover's focus on the model's face and eye makeup.
My photos
These photos were selected for use in an indie music magazine. A photo of the artist smirking was chosen for the cover as it makes the photo more appealing. Interior photos show the model looking confident and mysterious to attract readers to learn more. A photo of the artist doing his hair in a mirror was selected as it seems casual and intriguing. A photo of an unlabeled album was chosen to pique interest in an undisclosed artist. An intimate photo of the model in a one-on-one meeting was selected for the double-page spread to give the interview a personal and authentic feel.
Image choces for slickk pdf
The document discusses the process of choosing images for the front cover of a music magazine. It begins by discussing inspiration drawn from simplicity in Vibe magazine covers and use of black and white photography. Further inspiration is drawn from images in Vibe of Jay-Z representing the urban music genre. The final inspiration comes from Chris Brown's music video pose using a peace sign. Six potential cover images are then analyzed, with the sixth image chosen for its portrait orientation, space for the masthead, and intriguing model gaze away from the camera. Alternate model gazes from Esquire magazine are shown as further examples.
Contact sheet- Outside
The photographer reviewed a series of photos taken for an indie magazine. While some captured the desired mood and focused on the model, most were too dark, blurry, or did not have the right lighting, angle, or focus to be suitable for the magazine. A few photos of trees were liked as fitting the genre but most were too dark. Some full body shots and images with better lighting were selected for providing variety to the magazine.
Proof of original imagery
The document discusses the selection and editing of images for a magazine poster and layout. It provides reasoning for including or excluding various photos based on factors like posing, lighting, expression, style fit, and ability to incorporate graphic elements. Key images were chosen for the front cover, contents page, and double page spread due to qualities like eye contact, posture, persona portrayal, and lighting quality.
Presentation1
- The photo shoot took place in a school dance studio which had a green screen and appropriate lighting setup. This allowed for easy manipulation of the background images. However, some shots had increased shadows due to the lighting.
- The cover image features a model in a tight black outfit with a sparkly bra, looking directly at the camera to draw attention. Her hair is back in a ponytail to focus on her face.
- The first contents page image also features the main model looking directly at the camera with a cheeky smile and finger on her lips, suggesting she has a secret. The outfits are the same to recognize her throughout the magazine.
Task 15 photographs
This document contains photographs selected for different sections of a magazine. For the front cover, a chest-up photo of a model was chosen that has enough headroom to trim. The contents page includes pictures of different models in various locations to appeal to different tastes. A double page spread was selected with in-focus photos of a model that capture the attitude and rebellious nature reflected in his music genre through shadows.
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- 1. Photographic Evidence - Photos I used Brogan Mitchell
- 2. Front cover photos I used I have used this image as my main image. I have not cut the image out, it is the background too. The model is being Lady Gaga and I have made her look more like Lady Gaga by trying to make her clothes and jewellery different and over the top. I have taken the photo in a skate park to make it look different and goes with Lady Gaga’s personality. I chose to use this on my front cover because of how the model is posing. She is looking straight at the camera which is good for the front cover as it connects with the person who is buying the magazine. I have used this photo on my front cover at the side for a story. I have taken it with 3 girls as they are modelling as a girl band. I used this particular photo as they are all looking straight at the camera and they are posing.
- 3. I have used this photo on my front cover as a cover line photo for an interview with a celebrity. I have chosen this image as she is posing in a certain way and looking straight at the camera which goes well on the front cover. I have used this image on my front cover as they are posing as a boy band and this will especially attract the target audience because it is targeted towards teenage girls. I have used this particular photo as I have taken the photo from an angle which makes it more unique. All of the models are posing in a different way but still look apart of a group.
- 4. Contents page photos I used I have used this image I have used this photo on my because the pose is contents page because she is different from the other modelling as Lady Gaga who is images of this model the main story of the magazine being Lady Gaga and it is so there needs to be photos of a unique pose. her on this page. She is posing in a different way from the front cover photo.
- 5. I have used this photo on my contents page because I am using these models as a This photo has been boy band and I am used because again it having a poster is a different pose I have used this special in the that the models are image because of magazine. doing and they are all the way they are I have used this stood. They are together like they are one as they are all posing in a in a boy band. looking at the different way to camera and it is a the other photos. close up photo.
- 6. Double page interview photos I used This is the only image I have used on the double page spread. I have used this photo for my double page interview page. I covered the left page of the interview with this photo. I have used this one because I like the way she is looking to the side and not fully at the camera. The pose she is doing is different and you can see the graffiti background which stands out and is different.