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ARTICLE: How To Shoot A Magazine Cover from Time Out London

I was reading about a cover shoot contest from Time Out New York but they don't have anything specific posted online from the print edition. That said, Time Out London is running the same contest and they have a great article on how to create an engaging cover. Each concept is elaborated on HERE but I posted each basic tip with their sample cover image.

 

1) Make a statement When designing a cover you have one goal: to grab the reader’s attention...

Time Out cover: riot.

2) Be on the spot The point-of-view composition of this reportage image transports the reader directly to the confrontation...

Time Out cover: dirty London.

3) Get a laugh To get a response from Londoners, you don’t need to resort to visual shorthand like the Houses of Parliament or the Tower...

Time Out covers: East End stories.

4) Inspire the reader Photographs can also create an emotional response from the reader...

Time Out cover: the strange death of the cockney.

5) Set a scene Since all covers will need space for cover lines, planning the shoot in advance is an excellent way to ensure you’ll provide what the art director is looking for...

 

Read the full article HERE.

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Found a similar--engaging and informative--article here.

Nice add on - as always!

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