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Zig zag lines at Brooks Institute in Santa Barbara

Zig zag lines at Brooks Institute in Santa Barbara. Use The Rule Of Thirds for composition. Rarely split the horizon-the sky here is boring. When the lower 2/3 is more interesting…. When the Sky is more interesting …Horizon on the lower third. Camera Angle.

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Zig zag lines at Brooks Institute in Santa Barbara

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  1. Zigzag lines at Brooks Institute in Santa Barbara

  2. Use The Rule Of Thirds for composition

  3. Rarely split the horizon-the sky here is boring

  4. When the lower 2/3 is more interesting…

  5. When the Sky is more interesting…Horizon on the lower third

  6. Camera Angle • Look for an interesting camera angle • Shooting from eye level and horizontal will appear normal and sometimes boring • Try high or low angle

  7. Low angle –St Peters across from ground zero

  8. High Angle

  9. Get in close when you can

  10. Because it captures the viewers attention

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