The Story
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Wide angle allows us to see our subject and were she is at.
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This shot allow us to see that our subject is going. The lines in her legs, and arms tell us this, because they are pointing at the door.
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This image allows you to see she is in the building and she is heading somewhere, becuase she is walking away from us. Gives us context to wear she is at, and at the top because it says, "library".
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the subject has entered the elevator.
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the subject has left the elevator.
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the subject grabbed a book. We know she is about to go study, because she is the library and she grabbed a book.
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The subject is walking with a book, and it tells us what she is going to study.
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The subject is in the library, with a book, at a table she is studying.
Overall I learned from this is at 16mm we are able to capture a lot of context. 16mm allows you see what is going on. It adds a lot of detail to a story. I think you could tell a story at 200 mm.
Extra shots
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I took this shot to show you all how a 16mm lens will distort a subjects face.
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At 35mm we don't get distortion
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In this image I used leading lines to draw you eye to the end of the image
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same here. this time you also get leading lines with the carpet out in front.
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This image has horizontal lines and leading lines all over the place.
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This image has horizontal lines and leading lines. I like this image the most. I laugh because I just put my camera down and pulled the shutter and this is what came out.
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leading lines and horizontal lines
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leading lines and horizontal lines.
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