Camera Angles
This angle is when you look directly ahead at the subject
What is eye level angle?
This position is when you hold the camera normally
What is eye level position?
This technique uses man made or natural lines to guide the audience
What are leading lines?
This type of shot shows a lot of the background and the person is tiny
What is a wide/extreme wide shot?
This is the first step in giving critique
What is pointing out the positive
This angle is when you point the camera and look down at the subject
What is high angle?
This position is when you raise the camera really high up
What is high position?
This technique uses elements in the picture to surround the subject
What is framing?
This type of shot has the subject from waist up
What is a medium shot?
This is the second step in giving critique
What is finding the focal point
This angle is when you point the camera and look up at the subject
What is a low angle shot?
This position is when you lower the camera to the ground
What is low position?
This technique breaks up the frame into 9 equal parts (3x3)
What is rule of thirds?
This type of shot fills the frame with the subject, you can barely see the background
What is a close up / extreme close up?
This is the third step in giving critique
This is pointing out the technical quality
This angle is usually for pictures of small animals or flowers
What is high angle?
This position is best for portraits
What is eye level position?
This lens is good for capturing close up action, blurring the background
What is a wide angle lens
This type of shot shows the subject head to toe, doing some sort of action.
What is a full shot?
This is the fourth step in giving critique
What is thanking the photographer
This angle can make a subject feel larger than life or more powerful
What is low angle?
This position is best for getting a bird's eye view
What is high position?
This lens is good for far away scenes, seeing the background clearly
What is a telephoto lens
What is red?