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Creating the cover
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Table of Contents 2
Breaking down my table of contents further down will reveal many different aspects of media studies. One of which would be picture I used, Originally the picture was an establishing shot of the luxurious Biltmore Hotel in Miami, Florida. Unfortunately, when it came to translating that same picture into the Indesign program it turned out that i had to crop out the picture in a drastic way in order for the picture to fit on the page.In addition to that I used several rulers to line up all the different texts together at first there was a noticeable amount of a lack of alignment making it seem disorganized and out of place. original draft The selection of the picture came from my trip down downtown Miami where many luxury housing and hotels can be found. Since my magazine revolves around luxury, investing, living, and real estate I thought it would be great to include in my magazine. The colored words themselves were altered by me i...
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