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What is
Photography?
Portrait
Documentary
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.
Landscape
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What is Landscape
Photography?
Landscape photography is a
photograph of the outdoors.
It could be of the land,
water, or buildings.
Portrait Photography
Portrait photography is a
photo of a person or animal.
It is important to show an
emotion.
HoldingVirginaSallyMann
Whatistheemotion
showninthisphoto?
Scared
Angry
Other
MorePortraits
Portraitscanbethewholebody.
TheDressSallyMann
BoyandCar,NewYorkCityJeromeLiebling,1949
What is Portrait
Photography?
A portrait photograph is a
picture of a person or
animal that shows an
emotional connection.
Documentary
Documentary
photography presents
facts without
changing anything.
MigrantMotherDortheaLange
Good documentary
photographs make
you wonder what the
story is behind the
photograph.
DantesView1938EdwardWeston
Portrait
Landscape
Whichphotoshowsaportrait,andwhichshowsalandscape?
What is Documentary
Photography?
Documentary Photography tells a
story without changing
the facts.
It can be a portrait or landscape.
Contrast, RuleofThirds,
PointofView, andProximity
are tools to help you MASTER
the art of photography.
Contrast
Contrast refers to
the brightness
between the light
and shadow areas
of a picture.
Doesthisphotographhavecontrast?
Mapplethorpe, Orchid and Leaf in White Vase 1982
What is Contrast?
Contrast is the difference between
light and shadow.
Think about a flashlight in a dark room.
Dont think about zebras or pianos!
LIGHTS
SHADOWS
Rule of Thirds
AphotoismoreinterestingifthesubjectisNOTdirectlyinthe
center.Tryplacingyoursubject1/3totheleftorright,or1/3
fromtoporbottom.
Onephotographusesruleofthirdsandtheotherusescentralfocus.
Central Focus
Rule of Thirds
Whichphotographdoyoufindmoreinteresting?
WHY?
PointofView
Tryselectinganunusualpointofview.
Above
Eye Level
Below
Wherewasthephotographerstandingforeachpicture?
Proximity
Dontbeshy!Getclosetoyoursubject.
8 Most Common
Photography
Effects
BOKEH
BOKEH is the aesthetic
quality of blur, the out of
focus area
of the image. It is how the
light renders the lighted
areas that are out of focus
PANNING
PANNING is the horizontal,
vertical or rotational
movement of an image still
or video. It is an age-old
technique,
RULE OF THIRDS
Rule of thirds is one of the
most basic techniques of
composition. With the rule of
thirds, the photographer
breaks down the photo into
thirds, horizontally and
vertically so you have nine
equal parts.
FIBONACCI RATIO
Fibonacci Ratio or spiral is
another guideline for
composition and is an intricate
version of the rule of thirds.
FILL FLASH
Fill Flash is a technique in
photography where the
photographer uses flash to
fill in dark areas of the
image. It is perfect for backlit
environments.
LONG EXPOSURE
Long Exposure is another
interesting photography effect
which entails a narrow aperture
and long duration shutter speed.
This is done in order to create
dreamy landscapes, capturing the
stationary elements while blurring
the moving elements of the image.
CONTRE-JOUR
Contre-jour is a popular
photography effect. It is French for
against daylight, the camera is
directly pointing towards the light
source.Contre-jour is, basically, is
the fancy speak of silhouette
photography. The light source is
located directly behind the subject.
CONCLUSION