The document discusses three different camera shots taken by the photographer: a reflection shot showing a person making eye contact with their reflection in the camera, a rule of thirds shot that failed to properly demonstrate the rule of thirds composition, and an unsuccessful lead shot where the subject was half cropped with too much empty space ahead of them. Improvements suggested for each shot include using a different background for the reflection shot, repositioning the subjects in the rule of thirds shot to better illustrate the rule, and zooming out or changing angles for the lead shot to clearly show the subject in motion.

1. Camera shots
By mariam isharet

2. Reflection shot
The purpose of this shot was to create
reflection. The reason why I have chosen to
do a reflection shot was to create different
types of shots. This shot was successful
because you can see the person making eye
contact with the camera and the person is
reflected . Also the background is clear and
an improvement would be by having a
different background/setting.

3. Rule of third shot
This shot was meant to be rule of
thirds. The image doesn’t
represent what the shot is and
also it doesn’t show the rule of
thirds. The image takes up two
thirds but the models are in
different positions. To improve
this image you can have both of
the people standing together
and leaving space on the side to
show the rule of thirds.

4. Lead shot
• The purpose of this shot was to
create an image where the
person is continually doing
something. This shot was
unsuccessful as you find the
image to be half cropped and
there is too much space ahead.
The image makes it look as it is a
rule of third shot which is not
meant to be. To improve this
shot you can zoom out and show
what the models are doing and
also you can use a different to
show the lead shot.