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Heavy emphasis on the power of the photograph.

Immerse yourself in the power of photography with this issue of 'TIME' magazine, where the black and white images add authenticity and history. Featuring close-up shots and celebrity news, this edition promises to become a part of history itself. Adorned with a bold classic 'TIME' font in red, black, white, and grey color scheme, this issue captures the essence of the iconic publication. Explore a contemporary news story with a celebrity-focused interview, all within the traditional 'TIME' layout and design.

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Heavy emphasis on the power of the photograph.

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  1. Traditional ‘TIME’ border and general colour scheme Bold title in the classic ‘TIME’ font and colour. Heavy emphasis on the power of the photograph. Red, black, white and grey. Black and white photograph adds to the authenticity and history of the photo. Direct mode of address Perhaps used to represent this issues desire to become a part of history itself as it is the ‘Person of the century’ issue. Photo: Close up shot.

  2. Callout of a contemporary news story. Callout: focussing on more celebrity orientated news with an interview. Traditional ‘TIME’ border and general colour scheme Bold title in the classic ‘TIME’ font and colour. Column inch Direct mode of address Photo: Close up shot

  3. TIME • As I’m sure you can tell from the similarities in my annotations it is clear that ‘TIME’ follow a very strict layout with regards to their personal forms and conventions. These include: • Red, black, white and grey colour scheme • Always a close up shot of a celebrity that dominates the front cover • The classic ‘TIME’ bold red title in the same font. • The general layout of the title and photograph.

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