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    This document discusses different camera angles and photographic techniques including bird's eye view, worm's eye view, high angle, low angle, Dutch tilt, front, back, 3/4 front, 3/4 back, profile, rule of thirds, leading lines, creative lighting, and black and white. It provides definitions for each technique to understand different perspectives and compositions for taking photographs.

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    This document discusses different camera angles and photographic techniques including bird's eye view, worm's eye view, high angle, low angle, Dutch tilt, front, back, 3/4 front, 3/4 back, profile, rule of thirds, leading lines, creative lighting, and black and white. It provides definitions for each technique to understand different perspectives and compositions for taking photographs.

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    Kayla T

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    This document discusses different camera angles and photographic techniques including bird's eye view, worm's eye view, high angle, low angle, Dutch tilt, front, back, 3/4 front, 3/4 back, profile, rule of thirds, leading lines, creative lighting, and black and white. It provides definitions for each technique to understand different perspectives and compositions for taking photographs.

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    Bird´s Eye
    Elevated view from above as if you are looking straight down
    Worm´s Eye
    Ground level view looking up below the object
    High Angle
    Above the object
    Low Angle
    Below the object making it look bigger
    Dutch Tilt
    Slight tilt to the left or right
    Front
    Straight on front view
    Back
    Behind object
    ¾ Front
    Front view with a slight turn to the back
    ¾ Back
    Back view with a slight turn to the front
    Profile
    Side view of the object
    Rule Of Thirds
    Having the object or focal point not directly in the the middle of the frame
    Leading Lines
    Lines that lead the viewers eyes to the the focal point or main object
    Creative Lighting
    Lighting added to create more detail to the photo not using overhead lighting
    Black and White
    Removing all color from the photo only seeing shades of white, grey and black

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