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This is an example of worms eye view.
This is an example of birds eye view.
This is an example of the rule of thirds.
This is an example of a macro view.
This is an example of framing.
This is an example of a over the shoulder view.
Different VIEWS
Different VIEWS
**Bird’s Eye View**
Definition:* A perspective looking down from above.
**Worm’s Eye View**
Definition:* A perspective from ground level, looking up.
**Rule of Thirds**
Definition:* A composition guideline where an image is divided into thirds, both horizontally and vertically.
**Macro**
Definition:* Close-up photography that shows fine details of small subjects.
**Framing**
Definition:* Using elements in the scene to create a "frame" around the subject.
**Over-the-Shoulder View**
Definition: A perspective that shows a subject from behind a person, often used to convey the subject's experience or perspective.
These are photos I took while not at school, but submitted for a photography competition. I got second place in the nature category for the sunflower photo!
These are photos I took and edited in Lightroom.
This is Mrs.Shurmann, she is one of the hispanic employees at Ed White. I edited both photos in lightroom (I did not take them). I then put them together in Canva and added some more hispanic looking designs.
This is Soda Pop, he is a professional wrestler. He came to Ms.Leyva's class and let us take photos of him (I did not take the any photos. I edited someone else's photos (in Lightroom), and then put them into Canva to make into a thank you card.
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