Vertical Line Shot Analysis

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For the line shot I chose a vertical line. I saw that m railing had vertical lines and the curtain next to it did as well. So as I shoot this I make sure that I get all the vertical lines into the shot. Next is the depth of field shot. This was my favorite shot, I just loved the way the camera would focus in and out and doing that was changing the depth of the shot. I used the pen I was using for my homework and sat it on a book and put them inside of a bookshelf. I moved it many angles to show the many different depths. So then I chose the rule of thirds. With this shot I used my son in the frame and made sure that I moved the camera around to get the best angle into the shot. The next shot I chose was asymmetrical balance and what I did was

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