1. Rejected
Photographs
Rejected photographs for my front cover
and double page spread.

2. This image didn’t exactly depict a music magazine or
have an indie style which my magazine does. It would be
better suited on the cover of a fashion magazine for
example.
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3. I felt that this image was too over exaggerated and
suggested a sense of sarcasm or mocking of my
audience.
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4. This image seemed too forced. I feel that the models
body language doesn’t look relaxed and I couldn’t see
how I could incorporate the image in my magazine as
she is in quite an awkward position, slumped next
to chair.
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5. Although this image is possibly a more relaxed version
of the previous image with trainers involved, I decided
to scrap the idea of including shoes as it looks odd and
doesn’t make sense in relation to a music magazine.
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6. The same applies for this image. It would be better
suited in a fashion magazine and makes no sense in
regards to my music magazine.
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7. I rejected this image as I feel it is too tightly cropped and
looks as though the models head is protruding from the
side of the frame. It doesn’t look natural a a result of the
tight cropping an I feel I had better image to choose
from and didn’t even need to consider using this one.
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