Unpainted Sculpture
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Light House Camera Angles
Birds Eye View: An over head view of the light house and the surrounding area with a horizontal informal balance and a vertical formal balance. Establing Shot: This establishes the scene with a formal balance. Extreme Close Up Shot: An extreme close up shot of the Light House with an informal balance. Eye Level Shot: The camera is right at eye level with the Light house. It has a formal balance. Long Shot: The camera has the entire light house in view. This has a formal balance. Medium Shot: The camera is positioned so it sees half of the Light house with a formal balance. Close up Shot: The camera is close enough so that you can see more detail than the Medium shot but not as much detail as the close up shot. This has a formal balance. Over the Shoulder: The camera is looking over the "shoulder" of the light house with an informal balance. Point of View Shot: The camera is positioned so that it seems like it is a person standing at ...
Camera Shots
Birds Eye View - camera is looking down on the object Close up Shot - camera cuts off the top of the subjects head Establishing Shot - establishes where the story is being set Extreme Close Up Shot - Camera is very close to the object Eye Level shot - The camera is on eye level with the subject Long Shot - camera shows the full view of the subject of the picture Medium View - camera shows the subject from the shoulders up Over the Shoulder View - Looks over the shoulder of the object Point of View - The camera is in the point of view of a person Worms Eye view - camera looks ups at an extreme angle