Snapshot - is a quick shot, often spontaneous, taken to record a moment in time.
Photograph - is a photo taken with care and thought.
Rules of thirds:
- Imaginary lines drawn dividing the frame of your camera into thirds, both horizontally and vertically.
- Place important subject, or important elements where those lines intersect. Place horizon line at the top or bottom of the horizontal divider.
- Fill up your entire frame with he subject for a close up image.
Leading Lines:
- Use the lines within the foreground or back ground or both to lead the viewers eyes through the photo.
-Use the lines to draw attention to the subject.
Point of View:
- Change the way your subject is perceived by changed the camera position.
- If you are photographing a subject that you want to seem very tall, compose the shot so that the camera is looking upwards.
- You can also look down on someone to make them seem small.
Simplicity:
- Keep your background simple and clear of clutter.
- The mood and effectiveness of the photo can be altered by what is in the back ground.
- A chaotic composition will cause the viewer to look away.
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