6 basic Photo Angles

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Extreme Close Up


   An Extreme close up is used to show detail in a person's expression  or the detail of an object.







Close Up
    A Close up is used to show the detail of a person's overall facial expression instead of focusing on a small portion of the face's expression.




Over The Shoulder

 An Over the Shoulder Shot is used typically during interviews to emphasize the person being interviewed.








Middle
 A Middle Shot is used to show the setting and the subject of the photo.


Wide 

 A Wide Shot is used to focus on a specific part of a wide shot.



Extreme Wide
An Extreme Wide Shot is used to show the area where the photo is being taken.

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