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| Putting the subject of your photo off to one side in one third of the picture. |
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| How you hold the camera. Done by tilting the camera at an angle. |
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| Taking a photo of something that is repeated over and over again. |
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| Getting up close to what you are taking a photo of using the zoom on your camera. |
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| Showing how something feels in a photo. |
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| Emphasizing shadows or highlights in your photo. |
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| Where the photographer takes the photo in relationship to the subject. |
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| When the photographer picks what is in or out of focus in the picture. |
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| Lines that lead your eye through the photo or to the subject |
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| Controlled by aperture. Shallow DOF is when the background is blurry, Great DOF is when everything is in focus. |
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| Light vs. dark, or when two subjects are very different from one another in a photo (young vs, old). |
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| Putting a frame inside of a frame. |
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| Main subject of your picture, or where your eyes go to in the picture. |
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| Planning to put something in the front (foreground), middle (midground), and back (background) or your photo. |
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