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    This document discusses various photographic techniques including bird's eye view, worm's eye view, high angle and low angle shots, Dutch tilt, front and back views, 3/4 front and back views, profile shots, rule of thirds composition, use of leading lines, creative lighting, and black and white photos. These techniques are used to capture subjects from different perspectives or draw attention in a photo.

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    This document discusses various photographic techniques including bird's eye view, worm's eye view, high angle and low angle shots, Dutch tilt, front and back views, 3/4 front and back views, profile shots, rule of thirds composition, use of leading lines, creative lighting, and black and white photos. These techniques are used to capture subjects from different perspectives or draw attention in a photo.

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    Crane Final

    Alejandra Carroll
    Photo 1, Hour 4
    BirdsView
    Eye-from directly above the subject.
    Worms Eye-
    View from the ground.
    High Angle-
    Looking down at the
    subject
    Low Angle-
    Looking up at the
    subject.
    Dutch Tilt-
    Tilting the camera so the
    photo is at an angle
    Front-
    Camera is in front of
    subject
    Back-
    Camera is behind of subject
    Front-
    A picture of a subject at an angle
    from the front
    Back-
    A picture of a subject at an
    angle from the back
    Profile-
    A view of the side of subject
    Rule Of AThirds-
    photo taken by using the Sweet Spots
    Rule Of Thirds
    Leading Lines-
    Finding or creating lines
    that LEAD up to the subject
    Creative Lighting-
    Using creative sources of light to
    light up the subject
    Creative Lighting
    Black and White-
    A photo that has the saturation
    removed
    Black and White

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