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    This document defines and describes various photographic techniques including different camera angles like bird's eye view, worm's eye view, high angle, and low angle. It also covers compositional techniques such as the Dutch tilt, front and back views, 3/4 views, profile shots, rule of thirds, leading lines, creative lighting, and converting images to black and white.

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    This document defines and describes various photographic techniques including different camera angles like bird's eye view, worm's eye view, high angle, and low angle. It also covers compositional techniques such as the Dutch tilt, front and back views, 3/4 views, profile shots, rule of thirds, leading lines, creative lighting, and converting images to black and white.

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    Photo Final

    Angela Holliday
    Birds Eye - photo taken from directly above the
    subject
    Worms Eye - veiw from below
    (ground level)
    High Angle - taken higher than subject
    Low Angle - camera lower than
    subject
    Dutch Tilt - camera is tilted
    Front -front veiw of a subject
    Back - back veiw of a subject
    3/4 Front - you see most but not all of a
    subjects front
    3/4 Back - you see most but not all of a
    subjects back
    Profile - the subject face only
    Rule of Thirds - the subject takes up 1/3 of the
    image
    Rule of Thirds - the subject takes up 1/3 of
    the image
    Leading Lines - a group of lines lead you to
    the subject
    Creative Lighting - the lighting of an image that
    isnt a flash
    Creative Lighting - the lighting of an image that
    isnt a flash
    Black and White - an image with the saturation
    brought to black and white
    Black and White - an image with the saturation
    brought to black and white

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