E&P Scavenger Hunt Checklist
The composition in photographs show a more dynamic and realistic feeling that can go beyond just a snap-shot. These elements of photography are needed. To show what the photographer sees in the photo that he is taking. It is more than just a snap-shot, it brings a unique meaning and in a lively style to the photo. When this principle of design is implemented in the picture it modifies the photo. For example were like miners that find big dull rocks, we uses "composition" to find the gold inside the rocks to unveil a unique design.
Element/Principle
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Subject
Camera Phone
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DSLR
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ISO
Indoor (800-1600)
Outdoor (100-400)
(1)
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Aperture (f/stop)
(2)
|
Shutter Speed
(3)
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Leading Lines
|  |
1600
| |||
Vertical Lines
|  |  |
400
| ||
Horizontal Lines
|  |  |
800
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Diagonal Lines
|  |  |
1600
| ||
Curved Lines
|  |  |
1600
| ||
Symmetrical Balance
|  |  |
1600
| ||
Asymmetrical Balance
|  |
1600
| |||
Unity
|  |  |
400
| ||
Variety
|  |
1600
| |||
Movement/Rhythm
|  |
1600
| |||
Emphasis
|  |  |
1600
| ||
Proportion/Scale
|  |  |
1600
| ||
Repetition/Pattern
|  |  |
1600
| ||
Bird’s Eye View
|  |  |
1600
| ||
Worm’s Eye View
|  |  |
400
| ||
Horizon Line
|  |  |
400
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Rule of Thirds
|  |  | |||
Framing
|  |
1600
| |||
Simplicity
|  |  |
1600
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Texture
|  |
1600
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