Double Page Spread Analysis.

This is my favourite double page spread of the three. The black and white images agasint the white background draw your eyes to the main image on the page. The text is small, however there isn't much to it making it quicker and easier for it's audience to read.
The main colour scheme is simple, just whites and blacks, which means the readers are instantly drawn to the coloured photography of the main feature.

This is a duoble page spread from the magazine NME. The colour scheme, is again very simple. They use only whites, blues and a small amount of black. Typically more male colours, suggesting they appeal to boys or quite tomboyish girls as their target audience. The text is again small and simple. Their isnt much to it, so the reader doesn't become bored whilst reading and enjoys what the magazine has to offer. The images are the main feature on the page. They use their picture to show the personality of the band and back up the information they are telling us. The band is made up of three teenage boys, linking into the colour scheme, and they are all just sat on the bed showing off their personality, opposed to their music talents.

Finally, this double page spread uses the exact same features as the other two. Again, the font is small and brief, cutting to the point and not making the reader feel overwhelmed by information. The colour scheme of the page is black and white, much like the other two, which then allows the main focus to be on the featured celebrity who stands out in red.