Final Exam

Photography
By Alex Molina
Vertical Positioning: Bird’s Eye
The view of a bird looking straight down.
Vertical Positioning:
Worm’s Eye

The view that a worm would see

from ground level.

Vertical Positioning:
High Angle

An image of your focal point taken

from a higher angle.

Vertical Positioning:
Low Angle

An image of your focal point

taken from a lower angle.

Vertical
Positioning:
Dutch Tilt

A photograph with a

slight tilt added.

Horizontal
Positioning:
Front

A photograph taken

from the front of

your focal point.

Horizontal Positioning:
Back

A photograph taken from the

back of your focal point

Horizontal
Positioning:
¾ Front

An image showing

¾ of your focal

point front side.

Horizontal
Positioning:
¾ Back

An image showing

¾ of your focal

point back side.

Horizontal
Positioning:
Profile

A photograph taken

from the side of

your focal point.

Rule of
Thirds

A photograph

with your focal

point on the

sweat spots
Rule of
Thirds

A photograph

with your focal

point on the

sweat spots
Leading
Lines

The creation of

lines within an

image.
Creative Lighting
Using all available light sources

except

overhead lighting.
Creative Lighting
Using all available light sources

except

overhead lighting.
Black and White
A photograph with the

color desaturated

to give off a vibe/tone.

Black and White
A photograph with the

color desaturated

to give off a vibe/tone.