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Unlike the previous example, this double page spread uses a variety of different images with different styles. The reason for this could be that many different themes and topics are being discussed within this double page spread, therefore the models within these images may not be as important to the feature than a single image of one model. This layout can sometimes be seen within some double page spreads within various genres such as fashion, however the most common layout is for there to be one single dominant image to accompany the text.

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The images used in a magazine's double page spread often tends to be an image that is strongly associated with that particular feature. This often tends to be a dominant image, as with this particular example where the image takes up a whole side of the double page spread. This is a common layout for double page spreads with one page being taken up by the dominant image and the other being used for just text. The image used often tends to be a medium long shot of the model with a eye-level camera angle. This particular image style creates the impression that this model is extremely important to the feature as only they can be seen and they also take up a full side of the page

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Some images within a contents page can be used more as the main focus of the page. This example below is a prime example of a contents page that uses a more dominant image rather than sub images. Using this shot size immediately gives off the impression that this model is not only important to their particular feature but also to the whole magazine itself. This is due to the image's imposing nature on the rest of the page. It can be argued that using one plain dominant image can create a neater look to a contents page, as using various different sub images dotted around the page can create a tacky, clogged up look. Because the image is so big and imposing, it can sometimes interfere with the page's text. This could cause potential difficulty to read the text therefore it is important that the general colour scheme of the image should contrast with the colour of the font, as with this example where the black font is up against a bright, white coloured image and can clearly be read.

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Unlike the ones used on front covers, images used in a magazine's contents page tend to be treat more like sub images rather than a dominant image. This could perhaps be due to the image not being the main focus of the page, with all of the contents and information being discussed in the text. However the image styles within these can vary. The image in this particular example is a medium long shot of four models. This is useful for this particular contents age as a long shot can mean there is room for more than one model and this image involves the band 'The Courteeners', therefore all four members of the band can be included in the image. This way, it can clearly be seen that they are important within this page and are involved with one of the features being mentioned. With this, the image within a contents page is often there to go alongside a feature that is being mentioned within the contents list. As with this particular example, the feature discusses The Courteeners and is placed at the bottom of the image. Ultimately this suggests that a contents page image is used to give readers a visual implication of the features they will be reading about further into the magazine, as well as providing the page with a decorative element, making it less text-orientated.

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It isn't just close ups that are used on front covers. Another common shot size to used on front covers is the medium long shot. This is where the image involves not just the model's face, but most of their upper body as well, as seen in the example below. This could perhaps give readers a more clearer perspective of the model as they get to see more of the clothes that they wear, what sort of frame they have and generally gain more visual information about the model. Using a medium long shot usually leaves more room for other smaller conventions such as sub heads, etc. As seen in my examples, there are more sub heads used for the example where a medium long shot is used then there is for the one where the medium close up shot is used. Perhaps this is to suggest that the model being used in a medium long shot isn't as important as a one used in a medium close up. Similarly however, the angle for these shots tends to be eye-level, perhaps to create the reader-model connection which I previously discussed. If, for example, a high angle or low angle was used then I feel this would look strange and would not match the proportions of the rest of the page, therefore these kind of angles are rarely seen within front covers.

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A common image type used for the front cover of a magazine is a big close up shot of the model who is involved in the magazine's main feature. The fact that close up shots tend to be used adds to the idea that this model is very important within this magazine. The angle of these shots can vary, however a common angle used within magazines is the eye-level shot. This could perhaps be to create the sense that the reader and the model are on the same level, therefore making the magazine seem relatable to readers. The modes of address can vary from issue to issue within magazines. Sometimes the model will be in indirect mode of address, like in the example below, making them seem as though they have an important job on their hands, creating a sense of importance. When the image is in direct mode of address this could again be to create a connection between the reader and model as it would seem as though they are gazing at each other.