lesson 7

23rd June                               Shot Composition 

lo- to understand the basic rules of shot composition 

leading lines 






Rule of Thirds 















Depth of Field 
deep focus - flower
shallow focus- sheep



















photographing people 
looking room- There should always be a little MORE room on the side the subject is looking toward.
head room -dont cut off the top of the head keep in the margin 
perspective- the angle of the picture 

1. portrait mode, blurring 
2. type of shot, blur, effect on the subject compared to the background
3. different type of shot and type of portraits making the main image focused on the subject compared to number 2 







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