1. George Marvin warms up for his upcoming marathon in Kenya at noon by doing pushups. He has trained for the past year and doesn't plan to lose now.
2. Mr. James Warner sits in adult detention after school, waiting for his referral. He was caught starting a food fight in the cafeteria and accused his mom of "making him do it."
Rules
Rule of Thirds: where the subject is in one of the three boxes between the "imaginary lines" of the picture.
Balancing Elements: when the objects in the picture balance each other out based on their placement
Leading Lines: the lines in the photo should lead the eye to the main subject of the picture
Symmetry and Patterns: where the picture is the same on both sides, but can often be disrupted by adding a focal point
Viewpoint: this is at what angle you're shooting your photo at
Background: having a nice, plain background is important if you don't want to distract from the main subject
Depth: creating a sense of depth needs something in the fore, middle, and background
Framing: creating a frame around the subject with natural objects surrounding you
Cropping: by cropping tightly close to the subject, you can eliminate a lot of unnecessary background
Mergers: mergers are when objects merge together and connect in a way that is not pleasant to the eye
Aperture: the hole in a camera that lets the light in; the bigger the hole, the more light that comes in
Shutter Speed: the amount of time a camera shutter is open to let in light; slower shutter speeds are used for low light conditions
ISO: how sensitive your camera is to light
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