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REFERENCE FOR COVER PICTURE

 Its nice to look at some references for my cover story, so here are some of them: 

LIGHTING: 

I would use bright lighting and an outside sunny background ( mainly going to try to have greenery or nature behind ). My magazine is on dogs and the cover story focuses on the do's and dont's of dog training. So my cover would include a lighting that will be focusing on both the owner and the dog (if not the owner then focusing on the dog determined as a pet) . On the deeper end, this would also give off a positive vibe associated with keeping dogs as pets. 





POSITIONING:

I want to position my dog and its owner (if there is any) centrally hence challenging the rule of thirds. In this way Ill be having the cover lines on both sides of the page.











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