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The New York Times Magazine, May 19, The Secret Lives of Germs
Photographer: Hannah Whitaker
Designer: Arem Duplessis
"This cover story by Michael Pollen argues that while we have been obsessed with eradicating germs, there are health advantages to being exposed to them. The cover shot by Hannah Whitaker of a baby being licked by a dog makes graphic the prevalence of germs in our everyday lives."
-So in his description he's talking about germs but i see this picture differently and it would have a different meaning to me. i would explain it as how people are to involved with technology (including myself) and how we should spend more time with human interaction and dealing with live things. the light is good it looks like the natural sun light. The image is what caught my eye but the next thing that i would say got my attention is the large font. The top font kinda throws it off just since its small the font makes it a bit harder to read.
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