This document discusses various photographic techniques to create different visual effects and provides examples of how each effect was achieved through specific photo compositions. It describes taking photos of a Barcelona shirt against a black and white background to draw attention to color; arranging backpacks in a line to lead the viewer's eye; capturing someone from a low angle to make them seem larger; shooting a watch in low light for contrast; blurring computers except one for a perspective effect; taking close-up photos; and combining a peach photo within other images to extend its context.

2.  In this effect we have to
make the viewer
attention to focus to a
certain point.
 What we have done is
take a picture of a shirt
of FC Barcelona, we
have made the shirt
color and made the
background in black
and white.

3.  In this effect we
have to make the
viewer follow a line.
 What we have
done is put three
backpacks in a
rack in a line to
make this effect.

4.  In this effect we
have to make
the figure look
imposing and
larger.
 To make this
effect we have
take a photo of
a person from a
low angle.

5.  In this photo we
have to make a
light/dark contrast.
 What we have do is
take a photo of a
watch with a little
light in a dark room.

6.  In this type of effect, we need to get to make the
viewer be fixed of some of the main image as it
would look something background.
 What we have done has been to blur three
computers and all but one, to achieve this effect in
perspective.

7.  In this effect we have to take a photo at a close
range.
 What we have done is take a close photo of a
watch.

8. PEACH
 We have to take a
picture, which, by
extending the
framework, become
another.
 What we have done
is take a picture of a
peach that seems
that is real, but is in
an image of a juice,
and this juice is in to
a rubbish bin

9.  In this effect we
have to do a
photo of
someone
moving.
 What we have
done is take a
photo of Oriol
running.