# Visual style: photo-editorial

Photo-led editorial — large full-bleed photography dominates the page, text points and captions. The big image speaks; words title it. Magazine photo-essay rhythm. For architecture, design, fashion, culture, photography-forward long-reads.

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## 1. Shape & decoration

- Shape language: large full-bleed / edge-to-edge image fields are the page's spine; text sits in restrained columns, caption blocks, kickers, or overlay headlines. Minimal chrome — the photograph carries the page.
- Decoration: thin rules, section numbering, small figure notes; nothing competes with the image.
- Whitespace: generous around text; the photo fills, the type breathes beside it. Asymmetric magazine composition.

## 2. Typography character

- Editorial serif / CJK title × clean sans body; magazine-column cadence; small precise captions and figure notes. Words are concise — they point, they don't fill.

> Families are chosen at confirmation `g`; this style asks for an editorial serif-title × clean-sans-body *character*.

## 3. Using the deck's colors

- The photograph carries the color; the text-side field stays a quiet neutral so imagery dominates; one restrained accent marks numbering, rules, or a key word.
- Deliberately understated on the type side — the image is the loudest element, by design.

> HEX values come from confirmation `e`; this style only governs the image-dominant, understated-type discipline — it names no colors.

## 4. Texture / elevation

- Flat — no decorative shadows. The one practical exception: a scrim gradient over an image where overlay text needs legibility. Photography supplies the texture.

## 5. Paired image-rendering

`corporate-photo` — real editorial photography as the hero imagery the layout is built around.
