Crane Final

By: Samantha K Pipkin

 Birds Eye
An elevated view of an object from above, with a prespective as if the observer were a bird.
 Worm’s Eye
A view of an object from below, as if the observer were a worm.
 High Angle
A cinematic technique where the camera looks down on the subject from a high angle.
 Low Angle
A camera shot angle postioned low on the vertical axis, anywhere below the eyeline.
 Dutch Tilt
The camera is set at an angle on its roll axis so that the shot is composed with vertical lines at
an angle to the side.
 Front
The viewpoint is the apparent distance and angle from which the camera views.
 Back
Shooting from below, when you shoot a photo from below a subject.
 ¾ Front
The model is turned about 45 from the camera and ¾ portriat shot that makes about ¾ of the
models body visible.
 ¾ Back
Back to back dualphotography.
 Profile
Representation of something in outline.
 Rule Of Thirds
Essential photography technique that can be applied to any subject to improve the compostion
and balences of the image.
 Rule Of Thirds
Essential photography technique that can be applied to any subject to improve the compostion
and balences of the image.
 Leading Lines
Compostion technique whereby the viewers eye is attracted to lines that lead directly to the
principle subject of the image.
 Creative Lighting
Illumination of the scenes to be photographed.
 Creative Lighting
Illumination of the scenes to be photographed.
 Black And White
Images that are taken combined with black and white.
 Black And White
Images that are taken combined with black and white.