Wired is a magazine that discusses how new tech intersects with, and affects, human life and culture. Appropriately, the images used in Wired are a mix of photos of new technologies and photos of the people affected by technology around… Continue Reading
Generally speaking, the content of the images throughout are primarily of people and sometimes of events and most of the images are wide or medium shots. Beyond that, the way those images are styled depends on where they are… Continue Reading
National Geographic uses several photos throughout the magazine. National Geographic uses a variety of shots. You can find multiple examples of wide, medium and close-up shots. Most of these images are very large, take up a lot of space or… Continue Reading
One of TIME’s most notable features is its use of photography to tell a story. Photos in TIME are usually direct and straightforward, featuring subjects or sources from the given story. Occasionally, the magazine uses illustrations or graphics, but its… Continue Reading
WIRED isn’t just a science magazine — it’s a magazine about innovation and technology that hinges on the wonder behind science-fiction. The visual identity of WIRED is constructed to reflect this enduring, tech-focused spirit. Usually, when the images are photographs,… Continue Reading
Wired, much like we have seen throughout my analysis of its elements, handles images uniquely in that it typically incorporates more graphics throughout an issue than photographs. For instance, many magazines will include a photograph of the Editor in Chief;… Continue Reading
The New York Times Magazine utilizes a balanced amount of illustrations and photographs. At least one of each appears on almost every page, and each story includes one or more of either. The size varies – most photographs are rather… Continue Reading
National Geographic, magazine Format 6 7/8″ x 9 15/16″ Monthly Page Count: January 2017 Special Issue= 156; February 2017 = 132. The physical dimensions of Nat Geo work well because it’s smaller than most magazines, but large enough that it… Continue Reading