This document defines and provides examples of different camera angles, perspectives, and photographic techniques including: bird's eye view, worm's eye view, high angle, low angle, Dutch tilt, front, back, 3/4 front and back, profile, rule of thirds, leading lines, creative lighting, and black and white. These techniques are used to manipulate how the subject or focal point appears in the photo or to guide the viewer's eye.
This document defines and provides examples of different camera angles, perspectives, and photographic techniques including: bird's eye view, worm's eye view, high angle, low angle, Dutch tilt, front, back, 3/4 front and back, profile, rule of thirds, leading lines, creative lighting, and black and white. These techniques are used to manipulate how the subject or focal point appears in the photo or to guide the viewer's eye.
This document defines and provides examples of different camera angles, perspectives, and photographic techniques including: bird's eye view, worm's eye view, high angle, low angle, Dutch tilt, front, back, 3/4 front and back, profile, rule of thirds, leading lines, creative lighting, and black and white. These techniques are used to manipulate how the subject or focal point appears in the photo or to guide the viewer's eye.
VP Bird’s Eye: elevated view almost as if you were a bird looking straight down VP Worm’s Eye: ground level as if you were a worm looking up at the focal point VP High Angle: above the focal point also makes subject look weak VP Low Angle: below the focal point makes the subject look more masculine VP Dutch Tilt: taking the camera and tilting it a bit HP Front: a picture of the focal point from the face (object or person) HP Back: a picture of your focal point from behind HP ¾ Front: a picture of your focal point from mainly the front with a little bit of back HP ¾ Back: a picture of your focal point with mainly back but also some front HP Profile: a picture taken from the side of your focal point Rule Of Thirds: when you take your focal point and put it of to one of the corners Rule Of Thirds Leading Lines: used in a picture to draw the viewer's eye through the image Creative Lighting: lighting used in an image that is not over head lighting Creative Lighting Black And White: an image taken in color but then saturated in to black and white Black And White