PHOTOGRAPHY PROJECT

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MUGSHOT

Harry Styles at the Spring 2013 Burberry fashion show in London, England in September, 2012. Photo By: Getty Images

This photo is an example of a Mugshot because this beautiful human being, Harry Styles, is looking directly at the camera and this picture is a head and shoulder shot.

PORTRAIT

Liya Kebede in Alberta Ferretti & Fallon jewelryPhotographed by Justin Bishop 

This picture is a portrait because this Ethiopian model, Liya Kebede, is looking directly at the camera and this picture shows the persons face down to the waist.

CANDID

Daniel Radcliffe and his bodyguard, Sam, move through a crowd at the Venice Film Festival.By: SUSAN DOMINUS

This photo is a candid because the person, harry, in not aware of the camera and is not looking directly at it.

PROXIMITY

Sleepy lionsPhoto by: Leena Robinson

This photo shows proximity because it is a close up of the subject.

VANTAGE POINT

The bride, dancing with her father, George L. Knox, at the reception. By DENISE OLIVEIRA

This is vantage point because the picture is taken from above the people, making the photo more interesting.

SENSE OF PLACE

Kerry Washington as Olivia Pope in ScandalPhoto: Courtesy of ABC/Eric McCandless 

This photo shows sense of place because you can tell by the background that she is in an office.

RULE OF THIRDS

Vittorio Griglio onstagePhoto By: Billy Farrell/BFAnyc.com

This photo shows the rule of thirds because the person, the main subject or focus, is right in between the line, in the rule of thirds.

AMBIGUITY

Reed Flute Cave, outside Chilin, China, Photo by: Pete Saloutos

This picture shows ambiguity because the audience isn't really certain of the meaning this picture holds.

DISTURBANCE

Vogue's Accessories Guide for Spring 2014The Stacked Arm Photo: Gianni

This photo is disturbance because the picture is cut off and the audience is left to fill in the picture by themselves.