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6-types-photos-know-make     Making pictures the way that you want may be difficult and their is a lot of tricks that you can try. My favorite trick is the one of how to make a forced perspective photo, at times they can be fun but difficult. I picked this photo because it looks interesting, a person holding a cup,looking like they just came out of it, that is pretty cool. I really want to try doing this type of photography, I have tried, and it's not even close to this. The rules of photography that there is in this photo are rule of thirds and some other ones i'm sure. https://petapixel.com/2014/08/25/approaching-problem-style/    "Style doesn’t develop on its own" You can take boring pictures from now until the day you die if you don’t actively pursue its development. Time may improve your basic skills, but you’ll have to apply yourself to create an artistic vision . They could be boring and all that but it's all about how you can ma...

    O, The Oprah Magazine, September, Hair! "It just might be one of the great hair days of all time. For O, The Oprah Magazine’s September 2013 hair-a-palooza issue, photographer Ruven Afanador captured Oprah Winfrey radiant in a magnificent Afro. (As was widely reported, the wig, which Oprah christened “Wild Thang,” weighed about the same as a Chihuahua.) The cover sparked “’Froprah” mania, garnering 337,346,650 media impressions; Oprah’s Instagram of the image drew some 75,000 likes in 24 hours. After 13 years and more than 160 issues with the same cover model (how’s that for a challenge?), O can still surprise, delight, and pump up the volume like nobody else." Of course it's OPRAAAAHH. I love Oprah, she is really the motivation for woman. I like the portrait , the way that she comes out and everything, but thing that I didn't like was the fact that they(whoever did this) wrote all over her. The words aren't supposed to be of the main purpose...

When you design your magazine cover you have to be thinking about:      Everything has to blend together, it has to make sense, the simplicity stands out.  Familiar recognition from issue to issue (that’s the brand)  Emotionally irresistible (that’s the image’s appeal) Arousing curiosity (that’s to pull the casual glancer in) Intellectually stimulating, interesting (that’s to promise benefits) Efficient, fast, easy to scan (that’s showing off the service) Worth the investment of money and time (that’s the “What’s in it for me?”) show them what it is about, make them interested on what you are telling or showing.