Fashion Faces January 2014

Friends,
In the New Year, the benefit of looking back is to recognize progress in our personal and professional
endeavors. We at FASHION FACES are excited about embarking on what lies ahead in 2014. When you know
who you are, you know what it is you are to do. Let your Identity guide your ambitions. You are, therefore you
must... do what it is your creative mind thrives to execute! Less talk and more action. Show us what you’ve
got! We are lovers of art & design in all forms. We are happy to be networking with YOU and see the displays
of your best recent work! We know you are out there, worldwide, hoping and dreaming like we are (here).
Let us dream with you and build this thing together. Let’s all make FASHION FACES a piece of ourselves and
take pride in the collaboration and contribution of Art as Life and Life as our Art! Here’s to 2014! Go get ‘em
and bring ‘em back... to get published!
Make us proud!
Kindly,
Jenna Belt
Editor in Chief
PUBLISHER’S NOTE
Photographers,
We greatly appreciate the efforts, training, cost and
time that you put into perfecting your skill. Our goal is
to display your art, in as close to your vision. We prefer
to present them in as large a format as possible. There
are just a few things to consider while submitting image
for a publishing. In layout, the overall composition of an
image can determine the options in which that image is
laid out. If the original image is cropped too tightly, this
may discourage full page display. For example, hands,
feet/shoes, hair and the like can be prone to unwanted
cropping due to lack of proper proportioning for a
typical full 8.5x11 or 8.5x17 page layout. Additionally,
consider where faces or body parts may come close to
the center of the 2 page, horizontal layout.
Help us make Fashion Faces the premiere fashion
industry magazine and to display your art, in it’s purest
form.
For comfort in viewing, decide how far from the edge
of the page you would want an important part of the
image, or test, to be. We receive many photos that are
pushed to the very edge of the image. It limits the way
that we can display the entirety of the image. Again
as we work with the finest photographers around the
globe, our goal it to present your true vision for your
images. Please help us, by not cropping so close.
Make open space when taking your shots. With every
shoot, think cover, and shoot some images with plenty
of head room for a masthead. In some cases you may
want to send us two images. One with plenty of room
and one with your desired post-production crop. We
promise to keep your image looking their best! Don’t
forget the bleed!
Thank you,
Yours in Fashion,
David Kidd
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