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Composition in photography

Aerial Perspective

         Aerial perspective is the effect of light going through an atmosphere making a visually pleasing effect.

Aerial perspective is used to give depth and realism either when based on a real place or something from our dreams and imaginations. Some objects can appear lighter and less detailed when going farther into the picture, they can also lost color, or saturation. Colors can    change depending on time of the day and the atmosphere, this is aerial perspective.

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                                                       Linear Perspective

        Linear perspective is the idea of parallel lines going beyond the vanishing point of a picture and the lines converge to give it depth and a realistic look to it.

There are three different types of liner perspective; one point, two point and three point. These points are to describe the vanishing points of the drawing or photo. One point is the basic one, when the observer is facing the object head on. Two point is when two sides of the object is viable to the viewer and more than one point of vanishing come into play. Lastly three point is only visible at great height or depths, like when looking up at a tall building from the entrance adding another point to the two point perspective.

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Timing

Timing is the idea of waiting for that perfect moment before the shot to click the shutter, it’s the effect of taking time to realize the perfect moment to click the shutter and capture the moment of something that would be completely impossible to capture without clicking the camera beforehand.

When using timing, you usually have to click the shutter moments before the thing that you want to take a picture of happens, like clicking the shutter button right before a man steps in a puddle or a person walks through a door, or even when someone dives into water, it’s the ideal of taking the picture a moment before the actual picture happens.

by Megan and Roxana

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