The following image is the main image for my front cover of my music magazine
Whilst creating my front cover, I have to slightly brighten this image and adjust the contrast, this was due to the fact that the writing around the image on my front cover could not be seen as it blended in with my models hair, therefore the editing I did made it possible for the writing to be readable. Although not a large edit to the photograph was done, it was effective enough that the writing is now readable. The edited image is below.
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I originally started with a different image to be used for my contents page but had to take a new image as the first was not suitable. The image below is the image I had to change, it was taken with an artificial lighting to light up my models face.
This is the first image I used for my contents page, but after creating my contents page I needed an image of my model landscape to fit in with the rest of the images on my contents page rather than the image being portrait and not being able to fit it into my contents page. The image below is the new photograph I have used on my contents page, I took this photograph on the black and white setting on my camera with artificial lighting to give a more edgy vibe.
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The following image is the image that can be found on the first page of my double page spread. In my double page spread story it talks about how Lily Hudson uploaded an image of herself onto twitter after finding out her album was number one in the UK, so I took a laid back image of my model in a dark setting with no editing to look like she had took the photograph herself from some sort of media device such as a laptop.
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The following image is the main image for my double page spread and takes up nearly the whole A4 on the right hand side. This image was taken on the black and white setting to go with the colour scheme of my magazine. Unlike my other black and white image for my contents page, this one is done in natural sunlight and no colour editing was done to make my model in order for my model to look more natural.
This was my original image, but for my double page spread I had to mirror the image so my model wasn't facing away from the article written about her. By mirroring the image makes it look more of a double page spread as it seems to flow.
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The images I have used for my music magazine go with the main colours I have used for my magazine. Throughout my magazine I have had a black, white, grey and pink colour scheme. For my front cover image and webcam image on my double page spread, pink lipstick is worn by my model which makes it stand out from the other subtle colours of herself and what she is wearing. Also, on my contents page photograph and the main image on my double page spread I have took in the black and white setting on my camera. By taking my photographs with my model wearing pink lipstick and by making my images black and white go with the overall colour scheme which is seen throughout my magazine, this makes my magazine flow and look more professional as a whole.