Photography Final

Rachelle Herrmann
 Bird’s Eye
Photo taken from a perspective where the camera is placed above a focal point. It would look like a
bird took the picture from the sky.
 Worm’s Eye
Photo taken from a perspective where the camera is taken from below the focal point. It would look
like a worm took the photo from the ground.
 High Angle
A photo taken from high above the focal point, but not directly above.
 Low Angle
A photo taken from below the focal point but not directly below.
 Dutch Tilt
Photo taken where the camera is tilted slightly to either the left or right.
 Front
A photo taken where the front of the focal point is visible.
 Back
A photo taken where the back of the focal point is visible.
 ¾ Front
A photo taken where ¾ of the front focal point is visible to the camera.
 ¾ Back
A photo taken where ¾ of the back of the focal point is visible to the camera
 Profile
A photo taken where the focal point is facing directly to the side
 Rule of Thirds
A photo where the focal point is not in the center third of the frame
Rule of Thirds
 Leading Lines
A photo taken where there are various lines leading to the focal point
 Creative Lighting
A photo taken with atypical lighting that is not directly overhead
Creative Lighting
 Black and White
A photo taken where the only colors that are apart of the picture are black and white
Black and White