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    This document defines different camera angles and techniques for photography including birds eye view, worm's eye view, high angle, low angle, Dutch tilt, front, back, 3/4 front, 3/4 back, profile, rule of thirds, leading lines, creative lighting, and black and white. Each technique is defined in one sentence. The document serves as notes for a photography final exam.

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    This document defines different camera angles and techniques for photography including birds eye view, worm's eye view, high angle, low angle, Dutch tilt, front, back, 3/4 front, 3/4 back, profile, rule of thirds, leading lines, creative lighting, and black and white. Each technique is defined in one sentence. The document serves as notes for a photography final exam.

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    This document defines different camera angles and techniques for photography including birds eye view, worm's eye view, high angle, low angle, Dutch tilt, front, back, 3/4 front, 3/4 back, profile, rule of thirds, leading lines, creative lighting, and black and white. Each technique is defined in one sentence. The document serves as notes for a photography final exam.

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    Photograp

    hy 1 Final
    Exam
    By: Alaina Tufte
    Hour: 5
    Birds Eye

    Definition: when the camera is positioned above the vocal point.


    Worms Eye

    Definition: when the camera and the vocal point is surface level.
    High Angle

    Definition: when the camera is high but the vocal point is low.
    Low Angle

    Definition: when the camera is positioned below the vocal point.


    Dutch Tilt

    Definition: When the camera is positioned vertically but the vocal point is
    straight.
    Front

    Definition: When the camera is positioned to the front of the vocal point.
    Back

    Definition: When the camera is positioned to the back of the vocal point.
    Front

    Definition: When the camera is positioned to the front, but to the side of the
    vocal point.
    Back

    Definition: when the camera is positioned to the back, but to the side of the
    vocal point.
    Profile

    Definition: when the camera is positioned to the side of the vocal point.
    Rule Of Thirds: 2
    Leading Lines:1

    Definition: when the vocal point is positioned on a leading line.


    Creative Lighting: 2

    Definition: When the camera is positioned so the vocal point has some sort of
    shadow.
    Black & White: 2

    Definition: when the vocal point and everything around it is black and white.

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