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Photo guidelines
1. BASIC COMPOSITIONAL GUIDELINES
1. SIMPLICITY
2. RULE OF THIRDS
3. LEADING LINES
4. HORIZON LINES
5. FRAMING
6. PERSPECTIVE/POINT OF VIEW
7. DEPTH OF FIELD
8. LOOKING AT THINGS IN A DIFFERENT WAY
9. MANMADE PATTERNS
10. NATURAL PATTERNS
29. FRAMING:
WHEN YOU CAN USE AN OBJECT AS
A NATURAL FRAME AROUND YOUR
FOCAL POINT - FRAMING MUST
OCCURE WITHOUT THE
PHOTOGRAPHER MANIPULATING
THE ENVIRONMENT BEYOND
CHANGING HIS POINT OF VIEW.
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38. PERSPECTIVE:
CHANGING THE ANGLE FROM
WHICH THE PHOTO IS TAKEN IN
ORDER TO CHANGE THE “FEELING”
OF THE PHOTO.
SIDE- SIDE- ABOVE- BELOW
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44. DEPTH OF FIELD:
HOW FAR/HOW DEEP INTO THE PHOTO IS
IN FOCUS.
SHORT DEPTH OF FIELD: ONLY THE
FOCAL POINT IS CLEAR
LONG DEPTH OF FIELD: THE ENTIRE
PHOTO IS CLEARLY IN FOCUS
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55. LOOKING AT THINGS DIFFERENTLY:
SOMETIMES THE MOST UNUSUAL OR THE MOST
ORDINARY THINGS CAN MAKE THE MOST
STRIKING PHOTOS
CONSIDER EVERYTHING PHOTO WORTHY
77. Scrapbook Assignment:
For each guideline discussed, you will find 5 photos
that use that guideline. You can look in magazines,
newspapers, yearbooks, etc. and cut out the photo.
You will mount these on paper and label them
accordingly. If you include more than one photo on
a page, make sure they are the same guideline.
You should try to find photos that appeal to you-
not ones that just meet the guidelines.
