After playing around with the fonts on Adobe InDesign CS2, we were aloud to go away and take pictures to present onto our magazine. Both of these pictures (left) were taken by me. The person in the picture is my friend Kayleigh Sell.
The first picture was taken outside sainsburys. I reckon the angle of the building really fitted into the picture. This picture wasn't intentionally taken for the magazine. It was when myself and her were out and about, and we had the camera at hand. I decided not to put the first picture onto the magazine because she was holding a page full of stickers. I didn't feel as if though this was mature enough for students. Although the setting and angle of the picture would have suited it.
The second picture on the other hand was set near a graveyard. Although the graveyard is not visible. The piece of wood she is peering through is the dome gate that you would need to walk through, to enter the graveyard. I reckon this picture had the right angle. Nothing else was in the background and there were no mis - en - scene, unless you include the wooden gate. I found that this appealed to the audience i am targetting it to because as well as showing maturity as well as fun. Which is what students like. Attending college, studying and having there free time. She also wasn't looking at the camera which i reckon is affective, because when the picture is on the front page of the magazine, it looks as if though she is looking towards the writing that is on the left hand side. Making the audience interested in the writing as well as the pictures that are on it.
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