This is the image I have taken for the front cover of my magazine but I have edited it to improve it for my front cover.

This is a picture I have taken for my double page spread for my article. This image will be edited with the lighting for my double page spread.

I have taken this image for my contents page. The lighting helps to make the picture stand out and make the quality of it excellent.

I have taken this image for my double page spread article. I have used the same background again for the good lighting to make my picture clear.

I have taken this image for my contents page. This picture relates to my article and is in good quality to use.

This is the image I have taken for my front cover, I have used macromedia fireworks to edit it and improve it.

This is the edited version of my image for my double page spread that I will use

As you can see in this image I am getting to grips with the program fireworks with editing my images and adding things to them. I have boxed the main part of my image to show this is the main focus of the image.

In this screenshot I have started to change the hue/saturation of it and it has helped change the colours of the image and made it look more attractive than it previously was in the previous slide.

As you can see in this screen shot I am using the program macromedia fireworks. I have used the marquee tool to cut a part of my image as I am getting rid of parts of my image that aren’t needed so I can mainly focus on the centre of the image where my model is.

In the screenshots below I have compared them to show how I can change them using the hue/saturation tool in fireworks. This allowed me to change the saturation the hue and the lightness.

In these screenshots I am showing an image I have edited in the first screen shot and showing what I have to do to make it into the image on the right. I did this by using adjust colour then clicking on invert and this is how I changed the image.

This is an example of how I wanted my front cover to look as I liked the colour used as I found they match my masthead and background of my magazine. I did this by adjusting the brightness and contrast of my image which I found out to be a very easy and helpful tool to use in editing my images. In the second screenshot I just increased the brightness and contrast and this was the result

In these screenshots I have used the paint tool to apply a sky blue colour in my image to outline the model. In the first image there isn't much thickness to my brush as its only at 8. In the second screenshot I have changed the brush thickness to 33 and then did the same to the image by outlining it and it turned out a lot thicker.

In these images I am experimenting how to change and adjust brightness/contrast to my image. In my second image I am editing the image using the Hue/Saturation tool and comparing these to image you can see the difference between them.

As you see I am using the paintbrush tool just to get to grips with how the program works by painting around the model in the image, I did this so I could gain an idea of what sort of brush size I needed for my image etc.