Film Quick Takes: Ordinary Objects
Find a very ordinary object. Using different camera angles, lens lengths, and lighting techniques, take three photos that reveal a new way of seeing the object
Here are some different ways to vary how you photograph the objects:
Change your shooting angle: Changing your shooting angle can alter the perspective and composition of your photograph. You can try shooting from low angles or high angles to create a more dramatic effect. Additionally, shooting from different angles can help you capture interesting shadows and highlights.
Use different lenses: Different lenses can create different perspectives and effects. Wide-angle lenses can capture a wider view of the scene, while telephoto lenses can create a compressed and more intimate feel.
Use different lighting techniques. Try using natural light, or Artificial lighting for a more dramatic look. Try experimenting with different lighting setups and modifiers, such as backlighting, umbrellas, softboxes, reflectors, and flashes.
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