How did the different framing affect the reading of the subject? (Angle, Horizon, Height, Distance)

The first photo we took was a low angle this angle has the effect of making an object or person look superior to anything around it. This would be a height frame in changing the angles and the height the photo could look superior or inferior or the far away distance or a close up distance. The horizon also could affect the frame as the way you put the angles and move the angles could make a huge difference in a shot or frame.

The second shot we took was a high angle shot; this shot has the power to make someone look small and inferior to everyone else. Depending on the height and angle of the shot.

The third shot I took was a close up shot this draws you in to the object and not the surroundings around it. This is mainly used to show a persons emotions in their facial expressions but could also represent an object as a key theme and an important part in the shot.

The long distance shot kind of draws you out of the picture and of the background around, as it is not focusing on one thing but everything at once.

This shot is a birds eye view but also a high angle shot so we can see everything below it this usually shown for high buildings and representing everything below it and how everything around that object is small yet the “bottle’” looks bigger than everything else. This shot focuses on a key building or person.