Camera Composition
Photo composition is how a photographer arranges visual elements within their frame.
these are the examples my teammates and I created. Here are the different techniques.
- The Rule of Thirds Shot #1,
- Symmetry Shot #2,
- Asymmetry Shot #3,
- Point Shot #4
- Leading lines Shot #5,
- Shapes Shot (geometric, organic, and irregular/ abstract shapes) (your choice) #6,
- Deep Focus Shot #7
- Shallow Focus (Foreground In-Focus and background Out-of-Focus Shot) #8
- Shallow Focus (Background In Focus and foreground Out-of-Focus Shot) #9
Here are the examples me and my teammates created.
The Rule of Thirds is the process of dividing an image into thirds, using two horizontal and two vertical lines.
In this assignment I worked with 3 other people. I took the photos, and they defined the different types of shots and angles. We used teamwork to take all the 30+ pictures.
I liked this shot because it gave a sense of power. The importance of camera composition is is to create an aesthetically pleasant image but also a roadmap for the viewer and helps drive the story behind your image and grabs your viewer's attention.
Here is an extra from this assignement:
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