Camera Angles

Camera Angles

Photo taken on F-Stop 5, Shutter speed 1/800 seconds, ISO 3200
I love the composition of this piece.
Photo taken on F-stop 5, Shutter speed 1/800 seconds, ISO 3200. 
I like the way this piece is laid out, and the fact that they are all domestic animals together in one piece. A dog, a fox and a cat.
Photo taken at F-stop 5, Shutter Speed 1/1250 seconds, ISO 3200.
I like the darkness of this piece and the atmosphere in it, and the fact that I have both of the birds grouped up together. Long and short, and they're both water birds.

Photo taken on F5, Shutter speed 1/60, ISO 400.
I really like this photo as even though they are from the same species of animal, they are still very different. This picture shows the difference between the two similar items., keeping them central and using a dark, interesting background to bring attention to them.However, it is not really an interesting photo, I think I could have maybe made the photo more interesting.


Photos taken on F5, Shutter speed 1/60, ISO 400
These pictures are also some of my favourites, I enjoy them because they look like an autopsy table, the way the bird is positioned on the picture also adds impact to them as well as the lighting. However, I think if i added effects to these images, that I could enhance them.

Photo taken on F 20, Shutter speed 1/160, ISO 100
I also like this picture, the angle making the subject matter quite eerie. Obviously lighting was more of a focus here, but the angle was also considered, the forced smile on the skull making it quite creepy with the lighting combined. This is one of my favourite photos in the set as it is quite perfect in every field.


Photo taken on F/5, Shutter speed 1/60, ISO 1000
I really like this image as it is quite a quirky angle. I took pictures of the skull, trying to think of unique angles to make my images more interesting. I chose this angle, from the back side of the skull through the jaw, and it creates quite a nice tunnel effect. The angle was the main thing I had been considering here, but the lighting and the depth of field were also considered.









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