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= Photography =

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-Photography is the art of making images by the use of recording light or other electromagnetic radiation. Photography is a word that came from the Greeks.φωτός (//phōtos//), genitive of φῶς (//phōs//), "light" and γραφή (//graphé//) "representation by means of lines" or "drawing", together meaning "drawing with light".

-Photography is used to capture special moments, tell stories, preserve memories, and send messages and a source of entertainment. Photography is also used for data storage, recognition, and surveillance.

- All industries use photography in some way. Industries like a web design, advertising, sports, fashion industries and more.

- Different types of typography would be Architectural, Fashion, Nature, Underwater, Landscape, Wedding, Wildlife, Food, and more.

- The skills required for jobs and/or professions would be different. If you wanted to work at an advertisement industry, you would need to produce images such as packshot’s since you need them to illustrate and sell.

Lin For The Win: This photo is interesting because of the angle it is shot at.This is a medium range shot and the lighting of this photo makes the player stand out.

Nissan Skyline GTR R34: I like this photo because the car in this photo is one of my favourite cars. This is shot at a medium range and the angle of this shot is good because makes the design on this car visible for people to see.

Toronto Skyline: I find this photo really attractive. This photo is taken at a long range and it is also shot in a straight angle so we can see the abstract city lights.

Cute Turtle: I like this photo because i like turtles. This photo is a close up shot and when it comes to small animals the best pictures to take are close ups.



Niagara falls: This photo is a long range photo and it is taken at an high angle.

DO


 * Rule of thirds
 * Focus, and minimizing the delay between pressing the button and the camera actually taking the picture
 * Taking well-exposed pictures on “automatic” mode
 * Taking sharp and well-exposed pictures on “manual” mode
 * Taking good pictures in low light (indoors and/or in the evening)
 * Alter Your Perspective
 * Break the Rules of Composition
 * Obscure Part of your Subject

Dont's
 * Blurry photos
 * Bad composition
 * Choosing a bad photo background
 * Red eye reflections
 * Using the wrong camera setting Pixelation
 * Bad photo exposure
 * Avoid over-saturation
 * Avoid shooting hand-held

__**Principles of Design**__ > . > > > > > . > > **Camera Angle** > > ===— The FRAMING or the LENGTH of shot=== > ===— The ANGLE of the shot=== > ===— If there is any MOVEMENT involved=== > > **Shot Length** > > **Types of Lighting**
 * **Balance –** The equality of art such as symmetry
 * **Repetition –** Repeating the display patterns, trends, movement and more for visual effects
 * **Unity –** The relationship between individual parts and the whole of a composition. Unity gives a sense of variety and wholeness.
 * **Harmony –** Combining similar or related elements such as adjacent colors, similar shapes, and related textures
 * **Contrast –** To create maximum impact so it makes the visual stand out.
 * Birds eye view
 * High Angle
 * eye level
 * low angle
 * oblique / canted angle
 * Extreme Long Shot - Photo taken from a quarter kilometer away.
 * Long Shot - Life size
 * Medium Shot -
 * Close-up -
 * Extreme Close-up -
 * Side lighting
 * Top heavy lighting
 * Full Frontal Lighting
 * All around lighting
 * dust or dawn
 * Reflected lighting
 * Backlighting