Photography
Today in photography we learnt about the rule of thirds.
This is basically how to frame the most important thing in the photo on the
first or second third of the photo. We were told to go out and get: a wide
shot, mid shot, mid close up , close and a extreme close up. Then to add the
grid for the rule of 3 using photoshop.
Wide Shot
this shot I tried to use the fencing to frame the picture of
the building, however as im not a big photographer and am unfamiliar with the
cameras, my focus is a little off.
Mid shot
this is a mid shot. A mid shot shows from the waist up. This
shot came about by somebody walking through my shot. Ive put the picture here
on the grid because it lines up with his chin on the horizontal and his eye on
the vertical.
mid close up
this is a mid close up, it shows from the chest up. I placed
it here because the grid goes perfectly through his face. I didn’t have to move
this image, because im generally sweet.
Close up
this is a close up. It isn’t a particularly nice shot. But
shows were somebody had been living and sleeping rough. The grid is placed on
the pillow and the duvet to show and emphasise that somebody had been sleeping
here.
Extreme close up
this is a extreme close up. The focus and grid are on the
berries obviously because they’re the main and only thing of any beauty in this
shot.
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