new rules of photography, yay! the sequel -____-

Here is the other rule we just learned for photography, ANGLE OF VIEW:

Angle of view is pretty much in any photo because it is the angle of how the picture was taken and how you view it. ANGLE OF VIEW MR. DAVIS!

new rules of photography, yay! -_-

So here we have two new rules.. this one is RULE OF ODDS:

Rule of odds is the odd number of subjects in the photo. Like say if you had 3 subjects, then that would be rule of odds. If you have 4 that is NOT rule of odds.

Framing :D

Framing is used to bring the focus to the subject. Does not have to be with an actual frame, trees and other things can be framing the subject.

Leading Lines

Leading lines are lines that show you where to look in the photo. Like lines that direct your focus to some part in the picture.

Rule of Thirds!!!

Rule of Thirds

My plan of action involves Selene (my subject), and I will be taking the pic in class and to make it a good shot, I will be placing her on the stairs and I will be shooting from an angle above her. Her attention will be focused with her eyes to the right of the frame, bringing you to look at the bottom right interest point. Her arms will be folded along the horizon line.

Leave Me Alone Already!

I took this pic because jumping off of 2 stairs is not as daring as jumping off of 3 or 4! And taking a pic of it is just capturing pure daredevilness! Plus Amber and Salami are some of my best friends and I felt like they needed to demonstrate slow shutterspeed. :D Now I believe this pic is on 1/3 amount which makes it really really slow, as you can see and its also capturing a new way to get down the stairs.