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Using Camera Shots

 Today I took photos using six different camera shots from the syllabus. 

1) Close-up shot                                                                             
This close-up shot emphasizes the emotions of the subject.

2) Over-the-shoulder shot 
This shot allows the audience to see the subject in the middle of a conversation. 

3) Long shot
This long shot shows the subject from head to know and allows the audience to see her surroundings.

4) Point Of View 
                                 POV allows the audience to see from the eyes of the subject. 
 
5) Mid-shot 
Mid-shot allows us to see the surroundings and emotions of the subject. 

6) Establishing shot 
This shot gets to see the subject's environment and her actions. 









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