Contents page process

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I added an original photo to my contents page. I am happy with how the photo looks. I like how the front cover image and this image juxtapose each other

Transcript of Contents page process

I added an original photo to my contents page. I am happy with how the photo looks. I like how the front cover image and this image juxtapose each other

I changed the brightness and contrast of the photo to enhance the colours. This makes the colours look more vibrant and helps them stand out. The original image was quite dull. Using this tool on Photoshop allowed me to correct this.

I added an image of myself to the ‘Editors note’. This helps the magazine look more professional as this is seen regularly on magazines. I made the image black and white so it blended well with the grey and black theme.

I used the scale tool to change the shape of my images. By holding down the shift key, it allowed me to keep the image in proportion and move each side equally.

I changed the contrast and brightness of the image to enhance the colours.

I then decided to change the image to see which I preferred. I think the last photo was to similar to the other one so I added an image from a different location.

I added a white box behind the writing in the photos. This allowed the writing to be read easily and also makes it look more professional as this is commonly used within magazines.

I changed the levels of my image. This enhanced the whiteness within the image to brighten it up and to not make it look to dark in comparison to the other image.

I did the same to the other image but I wanted to make this image darker to make both the images look similar in brightness and colour.