
I have tried to create a serious but cheeky look for the band 'The Big Boys' to possess in my photo shoot, the four members Adam, Lawrence, Henry and Jack were picked because they have a individual style about them, one that other people in everyday life have, they dress the way that I felt was appropriate for my magazine, which is why I thought they were the best option for me.

I didn't want too many photos surrounding too many backgrounds, which is why I stuck with 2 locations, one was behind a white screen and the other was on a bench behind a old, blue, rusty container. The background's were simple yet so suited to the style I wanted to achieve in my magazine, it fits in very well with my taste for 2TONE.
I was very happy with the outcome of my photo's that I had taken, they were just right for what I wanted them for and the models I used for my photo's worked very well with the background and the look that I wanted to pursue in my photos.
The target audience for my Two Tone magazine has a very unique social group associated with it, they are different to the usual magazine readers you would see. I think my magazine redefines what SKA & Two Tone is really all about for the die hard fans as there is no other magazine out at this time which identifies the audience mine has, it gives a sense of belief that there are still people around today who keep SKA & Two Tone living and a sense of belonging, it is bringing back the old days for the readers and this could be key in keeping my audience interested in the magazine, I must play to the taste of the readers and give them what they would like to read and see.
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