Creating my double page spread layouts using in-design

After having a tutorial in in-design I have begun creating my double page spreads. At the moment they don't have much context, and make use of the Text filler option, rather than saying something which is justified.

I chose to place a white circle around the image of the t shirt because the darkness of the image blended into the background, so I feel this breaks up the layout well. 

This page will contain less type, more images, and a smaller main image, in the future.

After the crit, I have chosen to go for a 4 column on each page style, and have changed the design from a black background with white text, to a dark desaturated photograph, but stuck with the white text, I feel this combination works well and the background doesn't distract the audience's eyes from the images or text due to the opacity being reduced.

The Background relates to Christianity and it very beautiful to look at alone, but I have reduced the opacity on the image so that it doesn't confuse the viewer.

I have included lines along the bottom and top of the page which act as borders and an indication to where the margins of the page are. This is informed by my research into magazine layout. 

My initial page developed from being on a black background, to using the chosen image as my background, and making use of 4 columns per page, as was suggested in my feedback.

At this stage, my pages are just a rough layout of what I intend for them to be, they will not have as much text as is present at the moment, and will contain statistics and more photographs. 

Whilst creating these spreads, I had a piece of A3 paper infront of myself so that I could consider how big the images would be in scale to the double page spread.