1. Rule of thirds-Rule of thirds is when you take a photo and you make it like a tic- tac - toe and make the thing that you are taking the photo of be on the corner.
2. Balancing Elements-Balancing elements is when you take a photo of something close and theirs another thing on the background
3. Leading Lines-When we look at a photo with lines we focus on the lines right away.
4. Symmetry and Pattern-symmetry and patterns is when you have a lot of patterns on the photo.
5. Viewpoint-View point is when you take a photo and get a nice view out of it.
6. Background-Background is simplicity because when you take a photo you take it with nothing on the background so nothing would look bad behind it.
7. Create depth-Create depth is when you take a photo but you take a photo where you can see a lot of stuff on the photo.
8. Framing-Framing is when you take a photo and you can see a frame like the mountains make frames but it depends were you take it from.
9. Cropping-Cropping is when you take a photo and the surroundings are the same but you forget there their.
10. Mergers and avoiding them-Avoiding mergers is when you take a photo and you know right away what you took a picture of with no merger avoiding the photo.
Aperture-Aperture is when a whole in which light ravels
Shutter Speed-Shutter speed is when effective length of time a cameras shutter is open
ISO-ISO is when you know what you are taking the picture of right away.
5. Its acceptable to use your own picture , but its unacceptable to use a trademark or something in that category. 6.Environmental-portrait executed in the subjects usual environment such as their home or workplace.
Self-a artist drawing, painting, or sculpture.
Casual-pictures of groups of people or simple things.
7. Exposure- Exposure is when the amount of light allowed
Depth of field- Depth of field is when you enhance the image
Focal length- Focal length is when distance between the lenses and the focal point.
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