Photography techniques

Photography techniques

Photography techniques refers to various methods of taking pictures through the use of different camera functions, lighting, angles and exposure time.

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Three-point perspective

Photography; Photography techniques

Three-point perspective is a linear perspective in which parallel lines along the width of an object meet at two separate points on the horizon and vertical lines on the object meet at a point on the ...

Dynamic tension

Photography; Photography techniques

Dynamic tension is a way of using the energy and movement available in various features of the frame to draw the eye out of the picture, in contrasting directions. The ideal combination is a ...

horizontal lines

Photography; Photography techniques

Horizontal lines are lines which can suggest peace, calmness and a sense of restfulness. Some prime examples include fallen trees, the ocean, beaches and horizons. Horizontal lines in the center of a ...

Shallow depth of field

Photography; Photography techniques

Shallow depth of field means to have a small amount of the image in focus. When we talk about the main characteristics of depth of field, we usually classify it into two categories, shallow depth of ...

Deep depth of field

Photography; Photography techniques

Having a deep depth of field is to have a large amount of the image in focus. When the aperture is small (ex. f/16), the image has a deep or large depth of field. This means that the focus range ...

Telephoto lens

Photography; Photography techniques

"a telephoto lens is a specific type of a long-focus lens in which the physical length of the lens is shorter than the focal length.This is achieved by incorporating a special lens group known as a ...

dynamic points

Photography; Photography techniques

Points exist in static and dynamic forms.Static points provide good opportunities to thoroughly explore and methodically construct your compositions. Dynamic points are more challenging to work with, ...