Friday, 21 January 2011

Angle shot sizes

Establishing shot
This establishing shot captures the new york skyline by using a extreme long shot to display allow the viewer to know where the location is set. These shots are generally used to establish the setting, and often the mood. In this picture the light from the moon is juxtaposed against the dark sky to emphasize the contrast and heighten the source of light in the image. The effect of this connotes quite an elusive quality. However the photographer also captures the buildings along with the moon, therefore abolishing the elusive connotation associated with the moon, and creating quite a lively, busy atmosphere instead.


High Angle shot                                                         
In this picture, the photographer used a high angle shot as the camera is placed above the eyeline. This specific shot creates a notion of empowerment and superiority which can be seen in this image of new york. The shot used makes the subject of the image appear powerless and vulnerable.

                                                                                     

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