Find four portraits that demonstrate the different ways a photographer has framed the image to alter the design and content. Discuss the vantage point, depth of field and subject placement in all of the images.
Chrisitian Stoll.
This picture was taken at a high angle. I think the photographer framed this image well and did so because skyscrapers are tall and from the bottom you could of gotten a some what decent image of a part of the building but by going to the top we can really see the of the buildings from the floor.
Yuni Sidqialubis.
This image was taken at ground level. I think the photographer used this method to show the level of the swan clearer. I think it was smart because any level would of made a better image but the ground level made sense because the photographer got a clear shot of the beak and its right in front of us and it gives the entire shot a cool angle.
Yuni Sidqialubis.
This shot was taken at low level. It wasn't taken straight from the ground but it wasn't taken above or at the tip top of the eifle tower. I think the photographer captured the image well because were able to see a lot of the tower but not from the normal view of just looking at it. We can see it like were under it.
Adrian Limani.
The photographer captured this shot that as the person was jumping that it would make them look like they were sitting on it or jumping over the moon, which I think is really unique and cool. Its defiantly different from what we normally see and I think the photographer altered the image to bring out the effect of the person and the moon.
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