Reprise-Photoshoot plan and Final image
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The document discusses the writer's second draft of a music magazine cover. Feedback from the teacher suggested making the masthead bigger and adding a barcode. The chosen cover image features strong lighting and contrasts on the model's face, making it eye-catching and bold so it stands out as the main focus.
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- 1. This is my second draft of my music magazine. I do not have a picture of my first draft however my teacher gave me feedback. The feedback was that I should make the masthead bigger, and add a barcode, I also made the strapline a bit smaller. I chose to make my magazine cover quite minimal. Therefore my use of white space is effective as I made the image very strong and so that becomes the main focus rather than lots of kickers that would crowd the page and the image. I think I gave enough information on the front cover for people to be able to understand what its about. I circled the things that would help people understand that its about music and what type of genre and that it includes upcoming artists.
- 2. These are my other images from my photo shoot. I chose not to use this image because there was too much light on the models face which didn’t create a very dense image as the light was too bright. However I did like the position of the model and so I chose to keep this for the final image Photo shoot plan
- 3. This is my second image from my photo shoot. I chose not to use this because the black and white effect wasn’t very sharp nor dark and so it didn’t really create a strong enough image as it’s not very eye-catching and it makes the image quite faded.
- 4. This is my last image and my chosen image for my front cover. I chose this one because the effects of the hard light on the models face make it very eye-catching. The strong light and dark contrasts make the image very bold therefore it stands out on the page and wouldn’t get lost on the cover.