Sam verbrugge

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Vertical positioning bird eye; having the focal point directly
below the camera
Vertical positioning
worms eye; having the
camera capture the
focal point and the
ground
Vertical
positioning
High angle; a
photo taken
looking down
on the focal
point.
Vertical positioning low angle; having the camera looking up
at the subject
Vertical
positioning
Dutch tilt;
Tilting the
camera so
that the
subject is
slightly
slanted.
Horizontal
Positioning
Front; the
subject facing
the camera
head on
Horizontal
Positioning Back;
taking a photo from
behind the subject
Horizontal positioning Front; when the focal point is facing
forward, but is slightly rotated so some is not seen.
Horizontal
Positioning
back; taking a
photo of the
subject from
behind but tilting
it so that its only
showing part of
its back
Horizontal
Positioning
Profile; a
photo taken
with the
subject facing
perpendicular
to the camera
of the subject
showing one
side of it.
Rule of
thirds; having
the subject
not in the
middle of the
picture but
slightly lower
or higher and
closer to a
side
Leading
lines; Using
lines in the
picture to
draw the
eye to the
focal point
Creative
lighting;
using
different
lighting
angles to
make the
focal point
stand out by
blocking the
light or
having the
light shine on
Creative lighting 2
Black and white;
desaturating the
image so there is
no color in the
image.