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Photo Design-Chapter 3-Photo Elements
- 1. photographic elements Chapter 3 continued
- 4. Focus and movement from focus
- 10. Designsponge.com
- 11. Designsponge.com
- 12. Designsponge.com
- 13. Designsponge.com
- 15. motion
- 16. motion blur
- 26. anticipation
- 35. wide angle dynamic lines
- 36. wide angle perspective effects
- 46. optics/400mm
- 56. tilt lens
- 61. lighter exposure
- 62. darker exposure
- 63. Flare -happens when you point your camera at a light source -Can take on many different appearances -it’s helpful to have an object halfway block the light -consider using a polarizing filter if you want strong starburst type flare **Flare is technically considered incorrect
- 64. Flare
- 65. Flare
- 66. Flare
- 68. Glare -glare is often mistaken for flare FLARE AND GLARE ARE NOT THE SAME -glare happens when a bright light is REFLECTED off of a shiny object
- 69. Silhouette -you must have your subject in a relatively dark place with a strong light coming from behind -you are using backlighting to make a creative exposure -meter the light coming from behind your subject rather than on your subject -bracket to make sure you got a pure silhouette
- 70. Silhouette
- 71. Silhouette