The document discusses photography techniques including following the rule of thirds when composing shots, cropping out unnecessary elements to emphasize the subject, using dynamic angles like shooting from below, and how broad versus detailed shots can convey different ideas from the same subject such as a dog. It concludes with thanking the viewer and providing a link to music.

1. Photography & Photo
Editing
Wesley Dixon

2. Rule of Thirds
Object of focus (candle)
in center of picture
Object of focus to one side-
creates a more interesting
picture

3. Cropping
Don’t be shy- anything that does not add to the picture, crop it!
Broad uncropped photo, lacking in
focus
Cropped photo- subject is
emphasized and focused.

4. Dynamic Shooting Angles
Change it up!
At the same level as objects From below objects

5. Detailed Shots versus Broad Shots
Both can be effective, both can capture completely different ideas from the same subject
Broad, far-away picture of
Jules the dog
Close-up, detailed
picture of Jules the
dog

7. That’s It! Thanks for viewing!
Music: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCAMMG_wheSpgI4ZY16he0gg