This document provides an introduction to various photography concepts and styles. It defines photography as an art form that allows photographers to capture life and stories through their camera lenses. The three basic styles of photography are described as landscape, portrait, and documentary photography. Landscape photography captures outdoor environments, while portrait photography focuses on people or animals and aims to show emotion. Documentary photography tells factual stories without altering reality. Additional concepts like contrast, rule of thirds, point of view, and proximity are presented as compositional tools to help master the art of photography.
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What is Photography?
Photography is an art form like
drawing and painting.
Photographers use their camera
to make us see life in a
different way, feel emotions,
and record stories and events.
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How a Camera works…
When the shutter of a camera is opened, light passes through the lens
and onto the film. The film is covered with chemicals that create a
pattern of light on the film. This becomes the negative.
Notice the inverted
(upside-down) tree.
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There are three basic styles of
photography.
Landscape Portrait Documentary
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Landscape
Landscape is a
photograph of the
environment. It could be
the forest, mountains,
oceans, or your backyard.
Ansel Adams is a famous
landscape photographer.
Here is one of his
images.
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Portrait Photography
Portrait photography is a photo
of a person or animal.
It is important to show an
emotion.
Holding Virgina - Sally Mann
Scared
Angry
Other…
What is the emotion shown in
this photo?
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Different Portrait Styles
Rubenesque - Keith Carter
Lukasz Holma, Poland - Lauren Bacall
Can you compare and contrast these photographs?
How are they similar? How are they different?
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The Dress - Sally Mann Boy and Car, New York City - Jerome Liebling, 1949
More Portraits
Portraits can be the whole body.
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What is Portrait Photography?
A portrait photograph is a picture of a person
or animal that shows an emotional connection.
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What are some ways you can
make a portrait photograph
creative and different from
everyone else?
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Where do you find documentary
photographs?
Newspaper
Magazines
Internet
Books
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Documentary photographs can be either landscape or portrait.
Dante’s View - 1938 Edward Weston
Which photo shows a portrait, and which shows a landscape?
Portrait Landscape
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What is Documentary
Photography?
Documentary Photography tells a story without changing
the facts.
Remember that a good documentary photograph makes you
wonder what the story is behind the picture!
It can be a portrait or landscape.
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Contrast
Contrast refers to the
brightness between
the light and shadow
areas of a picture.
Does this photograph have contrast?
Mapplethorpe, Orchid and Leaf in White Vase 1982
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Does it have contrast? What direction is
the light on the trees coming from?
Alfred Stieglitz - Icy Night, 1893
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What is Contrast?
Contrast is the difference between light and shadow.
Think about a flashlight in a dark room.
Don’t think about zebras or pianos!
LIGHTS SHADOWS
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Rule of Thirds
A photo is more interesting if the subject is NOT directly in the
center. Try placing your subject 1/3 to the left or right, or 1/3
from top or bottom.
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Which photograph do you find more interesting?
WHY?
One photograph uses rule of thirds and the other uses central focus.
Central Focus Rule of Thirds
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Point of View
Try selecting and unusual point of view.
Where was the photographer standing for each picture?
Eye Level
Above
Below
