Change: Renamed from Photography by gpaille Aug 8 2007, 2:16 AM EDT for: Matching the session title.

Change:  the background.LightingAngle of the light is crucially important.Sharp facial features - light from above.Chubby face - from the side.Never light a face from below, unless you want them to look scary.Other InformationPhotography session by Kris Krug, from Northern Voice 2007   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 717)

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Change: DOF (Depth of Field).Wide angles makes what is closest to the lens look bigger than what is at a distance. Close shrubs as compared to distant mountains.Mid shotsAction shotsWhen shooting a moving subject that requires you to   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 717)

Change: When shooting a moving subject that requires you to swing to track the subject before shooting, place your feet in such a position that you will not be twisted at the waste at the end of the swing when you need to be steady while making the photograph.Close-upChange   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 714)

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Change: HIghHigh ISO -----> grainySLRs do much better at high ISO as compared to the point-and-shoot.Shutter SpeedSlow = Blur Fast = FreezeTripod recommended at slow shutter speeds.How steady you can hold your cam at and the movement of the subject are important.1/4 or   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 577)

Change: be located?Think about the background.Use DOF to emphasise or de-emphasise the background.LightingAngle of the light is crucially important.Sharp facial features - light from the above.Chubby face - from the side.Never light a face from below, unless you want them to look scary.   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 557)

Change: Perspective lines - lines (like a fence) that come out of the corner of a frame focus the eye on the centre of the image.Change the perspective by nealing, moving up, down, left, or right.Avoid using the zoom - move closer if you can.For portraits,   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 482)

Change: ShapesColoursLinesTexturesDon't look through a camera as you would through a rifle scope.Don't "shoot" or "take" (aggressive), but make a photograph.Choosing LensesChoose the lens for the effect.Wide angle less emphasises the forground and makes the close subject/objects look bigger than they actually are.   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 395)