These portraits illustrate the rule of thirds. With the main subject being on one side of the photograph.

RULE OF THIRDS

RULE OF THIRDSThis landscape photograph illustrates the rule of thirds. This is because the main subject isn’t central it is on one side of the photograph.

SYMMETRYThis portrait illustrates vertical symmetry as everything is basically exactly the same on either side.

HORIZONTAL, DIAGONAL AND VERTICAL LINES

These photographs demonstrate the attention to different types of lines.

INTERESTING ANGLES.

These shots demonstrate that taking photographs from different angles other than eye level can create a more interesting photograph.

NATURAL FRAMING

For these two shots I used natural framing. It created a very natural and interesting looking photograph.

PERSPECTIVE

This photograph creates a very flat looking image as there is no depth to it at all.

Having taken the picture on a diagonal there is much more depth as you can see what is along the wall.

PORTRAITS USING LOOK SPACE

These shots illustrate ‘look-space’. Which allows us to see past what is on the photograph and to create our own interpretation at what the person is looking at.

MOVING PEOPLE

This photograph demonstrates active space which allows us to see where the person is moving to.

FOREGROUND/BACKGROUND

This photograph demonstrates that by having a large aperture and a short depth of field it allowing the main object in the foreground to be in focus and the background to be blury. F/4.5Shutter speed – 1/20

This photograph demonstrates that by having a smaller aperture and a long depth of field it allows the picture to be clear from the foreground to the background. F/25Shutter speed – 2sec