In the Tom Petty album cover the main focus is on Tom Petty as he is placed on the left of the shot. He blends into the background making his face and guitar standout emphasizing the album as rock.
In the Yes Album the band are centralized with a mannequin head. This makes the image have a sense of mystery reflecting the music. Furthermore there is a empty chair suggesting that there is more to the image than first shown. The image also appears in a film reel making the cover more eye catching.
In Jethro Tull's Songs From The Wood Ian Anderson is shot centrally in a campsite scene. Anderson is dressed smartly making him look out of place in the hermit-style forest location. The name matches the imagery making the albums folk-rock genre clear to a potential listener.
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