Possible article photos

We headed down to the Quayside to take photos one afternoon for my double page spread. I moved away from using the green room in school as sometimes the lighting can affect the photo taken. These are some of the possible photos I could use for my article.

Article

I have written my article on Microsoft word and will then transfer it onto InDesign. I have chosen to do an interview between a journalist and my main story star 'Kai Turner'.

NEW double page flat plan

After careful consideration, I have decided to change the layout of my article. At first this was the flat plan for it;

However I have decided not to use three different images and instead take a landscape photo of my artist in a different location, not the green room. So now my flat plan for this is;

Double Page Spread Idea

I am currently writing my article for the double page spread and have decided the name of my artist will be 'Kai Turner' and will be going solo from being part former boy band 'Horizon' for several years that have had great success in the past years. The article will be an interview with the artist talking about his latest projects and his feelings after leaving the band.

Contents pitch

I started making my contents page on Photoshop like my front page but the spacing wasn't right and I wasn't happy. So I have now decided to create it on InDesign. InDesign makes it look so much better and it allows me to do more.

Chosen photo

 

Since the photo on my front page was serious, I decided to make the photo on the contents page fun therefore chose this photo of him smiling. I like this photo as it is different and you wouldn't normally see something like this in a magazine as most photos are serious.

Main story - Possible photos

The main story of my magazine which will be my article, is the one on my front page. I also have to add it into my contents page therefore I had to decide on which photo to use. These were the possible photos. I couldn't decide whether I wanted to use a serious or fun photo so narrowed it down to 3 of each.