Photographys by Diego Quarzo#

Vertical

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Horizontal

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Very extreme long shot

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Extreme long shot

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Long shot

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Médium long shot

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Médium shot

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Close-up shot

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Extreme close-up

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Eye level

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High view

papitorocco — 2018-05-20 17:01:16 UTC

Low view

papitorocco — 2018-05-20 17:02:57 UTC

Bird’s eye

papitorocco — 2018-05-20 17:07:52 UTC

Worms Eye

papitorocco — 2018-05-20 17:08:43 UTC

Subjective

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Rule of thirds

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Rule of gaze

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papitorocco — 2018-05-20 17:29:04 UTC

First, chose a classmate to work with.

Then, you two will have to take at least 15 pictures with your camera following the next guidelines:

1 picture for every type of SHOT (7 pictures: Very Extreme Long Shot, Extreme Long Shot, Long Shot, Medium Long Shot, Medium Shot, Close-up Shot and Extreme Close-up Shot)

1 picture for every type of POINT of VIEW (6 pictures: Eye Level, High View, Low View, Bird’s eye, Worm’s eye and Subjective)

1 picture for both RULES of COMPOSITION (Rule of THIRDS and Rule of GAZE)

Compose them all up in a presentation file (PowerPoint or similar) where you will title every picture according to its type of Shot, Point of view or Composition Rule. The file name have to include the authors Names and Last Name.