Unit: 2 - Fables Expressive Form; Stop motion Animation

Viewpoint Variation

Viewpoint Variation

Date: 22 March 12:04AM

ISO: 6400

F-stop: 18

Shutter speed: 1/1250

Date: 22 March 12:08AM

ISO: 6400

F-stop: 18

Shutter speed: 1/2500

Date: 22 March 12:09AM

ISO: 100

F-stop: 18

Shutter speed: 1/8

Definition of viewpoint variation:

The viewpoint refers to the position we take the photograph from. This will also be the position you place the viewer in when they are looking at your finished shot. The viewpoint can dramatically change the feel of the photograph.

Diagonal Rule

Diagonal Rule

Date: 16 March 8:34 AM

ISO: 1600

F-stop: 5.6

Shutter speed: 1/640

Date: 16 March 8:27AM

ISO: 1600

F-stop: 5.6

Shutter speed: 1/640

Date: 16 March 8:38AM

ISO: 1600

F-stop: 5.6

Shutter speed: 1/640

Definition of diagonal rule:

The Diagonal Method is a method of composition that was accidentally discovered in May 2006 by the Dutch photographer and teacher of photography Edwin Westhoff, while doing research in relation to the theory of composition called the Rule of Thirds.