The Art Of Seeing
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The document provides composition tips and techniques for photographers. It discusses filling the viewfinder with the subject, using compositional keys like the rule of thirds to create pleasing photographs. It also covers controlling depth of field to enhance mood, using unique focal lengths and angles to give different perspectives, and expressing yourself through photography.
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Camera Techniques Glossary
Shots
Extreme Long Shot
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Description: Subject appears very small in frame. Used to show environment/setting.
Long Shot
Example: Photo of person standing with full body in frame
Description: Entire subject is visible without cropping. Commonly used for portraits.
Medium Shot
Example: Photo of person from waist up
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Close-Up Shot
Example: Photo of person's face and shoulders
Description: I
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