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THE ART AND TECHNIQUES OF PHOTOGRAPY By Karolina Czerwinska

THE ART AND TECHNIQUES OF PHOTOGRAPY By Karolina Czerwinska. Photo Angles. CAMERA SHOTS. Extremely Wide Shot- The subject is not visible in the photo because the photo is shot at such a great distance. The photo is mostly focused on the surrounding environment.

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THE ART AND TECHNIQUES OF PHOTOGRAPY By Karolina Czerwinska

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  1. THE ART AND TECHNIQUES OF PHOTOGRAPYBy Karolina Czerwinska

  2. Photo Angles

  3. CAMERA SHOTS Extremely Wide Shot- The subject is not visible in the photo because the photo is shot at such a great distance. The photo is mostly focused on the surrounding environment. Close Up- The focus of the photo is on specific part of the subject. Over the Shoulder Shot- Shows the subject from behind another person’s shoulder.

  4. Noddy Shot- A shot of some one reacting to the subject being interviewed. Wide Shot- A photo where the entire subject can be viewed and takes up the whole frame. Weather Shot- A shot where the weather is the subject Two Shot- A photo of two people.

  5. The Rule of Thirds The Rule of Thirds is a strategies many photographers use in there photos. The photo is divided into nine separate equal; section and the photography uses this to frame the photo in an organized fashion.

  6. Different Types of Photography

  7. The Six Components OF A CAMERA Body- A compartment where the film is placed. Lens- A transparent glass that focuses the light on the subject. Aperture- Controls the amount of light reaching the subject Shutter- Controls how long the light remains focused on the subject. Viewfinder- Also photographer to view the photo before it is taken. Transport- Moves the film to the correct position.

  8. THE FIVE TYPES OF CAMERAS

  9. THE FIVE TYPES OF CAMERAS

  10. QUESTIONS Why should you be clear about the subject? Focusing on the subject is essential in creating the perfect photograph. Having unnecessary empty space can make the photo look incomplete or awkward. However it is sometimes acceptable to include empty space if it adds to the effect of the picture. Why do you compose the entire frame, not just the subject? Composing the entire frame is important because if there is an element of the photo in the background that does that match or agree with the overall theme and composition of the photo, it can be very distracting. Why use different camera angles? Using different camera angles can have a significant affect on the photograph. They can make the photo more dramatic or can fool the eyes. Different angles can make photos outstanding.

  11. Questions Why should you strive for balance? Balance shows harmony in photos; this is a very important element. Some examples of balance are between colors, themes, textures and shapes. Why use lines when composing your composition? Different lines have different affects that make a photo appear more interesting. For example: Vertical lines show height and power. Horizontal lines show width. Diagonal lines dramatize and curved lines have a calming affect.

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