Check out some of the photos taken by Room 3 students today.
LONG SHOTS
These show the full length of people, including backgrounds and are good for scenery shots or for an overview of a location or action. There will be very little detail visible in the shot.
MIDDLE SHOTS
These shots show some background and detail and allow for a sense of what a subject is doing. They usually show the subject from the knees/waist up.
CLOSE UP SHOTS
These shots are zoomed in and shows details/facial expressions, thoughts and feelings. Everything else is just a blur in the background.
HIGH ANGLE SHOTS
These shots are taken from above with the camera pointing down towards the subject/object.
LOW ANGLE SHOTS
These shots are taken from below with the camera pointing upwards towards the subject/object.
Lots of budding photographers in our midst!
What awesome photos room 4. I visited your school at the weekend and I know you have a lot of very cool areas for photos. Well done. I think you must have all learnt a lot about shots, and angles.
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I have to agree with Mrs K - we are about to investigate moving images and filming. I hope you don't mind but I think we will use your awesome examples of shots as a way to learn about how they could be used in moving images! Ka Pai, Room 4! :)
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