THE COMPOSITION OF AN IMAGE
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1. ISO, Aperture, Shutter Speed
2. Rules Of Thirds
3. Golden Section
4. Texture
5. Colour
6. Depth of field
7. Framing
THE SHOOTING ANGLES
content PHOTOGRAPHIC EQUIPMENT THE COMPOSITION OF AN IMAGE CAMERA ADJUSTMENT TECHNIQUES THE SHOOTING ANGLES PHOTOGRAPHIC TECHNIQUES COMPUTER SOFTWARE IN THE EDITING PROCESS PHOTOGRAPHY Eye level The most neutral camera angle is the eye level shot. The camera points straight ahead at about the same level as the subject’s face. This is how you would shoot an interview scene if you wanted to maintain a sense of objectivity. Low angle A low-angle shot adds some subjectivity to the scene. Instead of facing straight ahead, the camera looks up at the subject from a low angle. This can make a character appear threatening, dominant, or in a position of power relative to another character. High angle You can also take this to the extreme with a top angle or bird’s eye view . This shot looks down on the character from above and can be used indoors or outdoors. For example, you might look down on your subject entering a church or stadium . Or, you could use this to show your character ru
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