Planning - Magazine front cover main image experimentation

To ensure my front cover looks the best I can make it, I decided to explore by taking photos with different t-shirt colours and trying different poses. I found the white top I had previously used blended into the mise en scene, which slightly weakened the power of the main image. After trying different t-shirt colours and poses, I found a dark grey t-shirt created a much more powerful image. I also really like the pose with both of the models arms in front as I don’t have to cut off the models arms as it previously did. I think the photo comes across as naturally brighter and more professional, so will choose this as my new main image.

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