Photo 1 Final

Alejandro Vergara
Hour 10
 Bird’s Eye View
Elevated view of an object. Taken from right above.
 Worm’s Eye View
View from below. Taken at ground level.
 High Angle
Looking down at an angle. Not directly above the object.
 Low Angle
Looking up at the subject. Not at ground level.
 Dutch Tilt
Photo taken with a sideways angle. Camera is
given a small tilt sideways.
 Front
Photo taken facing directly at the subject. (ex: portrait)
 Back
Photo of back of the subject. Taken from behind.
 ¾ Front
Includes a part of the front, and a part of the
side from the subject.
 ¾ Back
Includes part of the back, and part of the side of the
object.
 Profile
Picture of the side of the subject.
 Rule of Thirds
Use of grid in order to shift the object away
from the center, while still keeping the focal
point obvious.
 Rule of Thirds
Use of grid in order to shift the object away
from the center, while still keeping the focal
point obvious.
 Leading Lines
Use of unintentional or intentional, natural
lines that guide the viewer’s eyes throughout
the picture.
 Creative Lighting
Use of anything that can be used to light up a
subject, except overhead lighting.
 Creative Lighting
Use of anything that can be used to light
up a subject, except overhead lighting.
 Black & White
Where saturation is completely removed
from a picture in order to bring things to
focus that one can’t normally see with all
the colors.
 Black & White
Where saturation is completely removed
from a picture in order to bring things to
focus that one can’t normally see with all
the colors.