I think it is very clever how this has been
set out. The article for this magazine is only one page and yet, both pages are
linked together using a large images that take up all of the space on the other
page and some of the space on the page next to it, giving it a far more
interesting look than most articles than are on just one page or on both sides
of a page, making this article stand out more and make it more attractive to
the reader and more desirable to read. It also gives the image of large open
space, linking to the topic of the article which is about riding bikes in the
outdoors as seen on the image. The photo is very interesting because it focuses
more on the plants than the refreshing, pure and breath taking outdoor green
rather than the people on their bikes, perhaps to prove a point that the outdoors
is a beautiful place to relax and explore, away from busy buildings and roads
and what better way to do it without damaging the environment than on a bike?
This probably why the article itself is on the opposite page, to focus on the
outdoors feeling. It is also good, how the font at the bottom
"Jedburgh" is fat and chunky instead of thin and fancy, to represent
a rough and dirty outdoors look, yet is done the white text to show how pure
and innocent the outdoors can be which links to the background on the opposite
page, to show the beauty next to the roughness as the font is black, making it
easy to read, but also to fit in with the theme, making people feel a need to
ride their bikes and be more grateful for the wildlife. The text in neatly set
out yet, some text is pushed away by images, showing that the wild cannot be
stopped easily and will fight to stay strong.
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