(6) I can't resist, BONUS ANGLE TIME!!

I admit it, I had more shots, and I wanted to show these last couple shots to you all so consider it, BONUS ANGLE & SHOT TIME!!

So, here you are, check it out 😁

I have for you the Long-shot

This shot shows the subject from head to toe which puts the character as more of a focus, it's used to set a scene and the character's place in it.

Very similarly to the Long-shot is the Wide-shot

It is essentially the same as the Long-shot with a greater horizontal plane of action, besides that it has the same effect as the Long-shot, that is to set a scene and the character's place in it.

Now, for the final bonus shot I have for you....its the...THE EXTREME CLOSE UP SHOT!!

AHHHH...Yes I teased this in the close-up shot from last time, but the extreme close-up has basically the same effect which is to emphasize a small area or detail of the subject, such as the eyes, or mouth, or any other facial feature. *LOOK INTO MY EYES*, you see why I saved this treasure. Obviously the only difference is the extreme close-up is, well, extremely close-up!

I hope you enjoyed these bonus shots and angles!!

Thanks for reading!

Pictures taken by me!! (cool)

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