Layout
When combining imagery, scale becomes an important factor in dictating the size of the image and its relationship to other images in the composition. Below are the three techniques that we use to scale and place imagery.
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Construction
When combining imagery, scale becomes an important factor in dictating the size of the image and its relationship to other images in the composition. Below are the three techniques that we use to scale and place imagery.
1. Side by side 
2. Dip 
3. Staggered Sizing Guidance
Always make sure there is enough constrast in size between each container. 
Our graphic containers should be sized proportionately to each other when possible. Multiple Images
Examples
Below are some examples of how to combine multiple images within one composition. The three techniques explored above allow for a variety of different layout possibilities without sacrificing overall cohesion.
Side by side
Dip
Staggered
Landscape
Landscape
Landscape
Further Examples
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Don’ts
Below are some common mistakes to avoid when combining type with multiple images.
1. Do not combine different image stacking techniques. 
3. Do not place typography or logo above imagery. 
2. Always align imagery to margins and logo clearspace. 