Double Page Spread

Research

Amy Towers

The photograph takes up

the whole right hand side

of the page, this

emphasises that Pink is

important.

The text is clear to read

and takes up the whole

left side of the page.

The two pages have a clear divide through

the centre. However, there is a bar that runs

across the top of both pages to show that it is

the same article.

There is a quote placed on

top of the photograph, this

is effective because it also

links the two pages

together.

The title is clearly

displayed at the top of

the page, this is

effective because the

reader would know

straight away that the

article is about Pink.

The colours used are

black, green, yellow

and white. These

colours compliment

each other very well

and make the double

page spread look

attractive.

The text in the article is

on a white

background, where as

the photograph of Pink

is on a black

background. The

contrast of these

colours helps to

separate the

photograph of Pink and

the interview with her.

This is effective

because the reader will

be able to distinguish

between the two.

The text in the article is black

and the background is white,

this makes it easy for the

reader to read the article

because the text is clear.

Pink is smiling and has a

happy facial expression.

She is looking straight

into the camera which

gives the reader the

impression that she is in

control.

A close-up shot of Pink is

used, this shows the

reader that the focus of the

article is completely on

her.

The lighting makes

Pink’s face stand out,

she contrasts against the

black background.