Photography 1 Final Exam

by:Leah Franklin
Bird’s Eye
An elevated view of an object from above,

with a perspective like a bird looking down

Worm’s eye
Ground level, not exactly from below

you should be able to see the

surface of wherever your camera is placed

High Angle
Camera is higher than subject
Low Angle
Below the subject looking up at the subject
Dutch Tilt
Just a slight tilt but

just enough so that the subject isn’t

completely straight
Front
The view of the subject when

it is forward-facing
Back
The view of the subject when it is backward-facing
¾ Front
What the camera sees is the face

but the body is mostly turned

the other way

¾ Back
Half-turned but the view is

mostly back and if

it's a person the chin

will be lined up with the shoulder

Profile
The side view of an object
Rule of Thirds
If the photo had a grid on it with two lines

running horizontally and vertically,

rule of thirds would be have the object of the photo

placed in one of the intersections.

Rule of Thirds
Leading Lines
Lines in the photo the lead the

viewer's eye to the subject of the photo

Creative Lighting
Creative lighting can be the primary force in an picture

Like natural lighting (sun), flash, flash positioning

and studio lighting. It is also concentrated lighting that

isn’t overhead lighting.

Creative Lighting
Black and White
This photo won’t have any color in

it besides black, gray, and white tones.

Black and White