Photographic Typologies An image study in: unity variety composition repetition.

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Photographic Typologies An image study in: unity variety composition repetition

ty·pol·o·gy (tīˈpäləjē) n. pl. The study or systematic classification of types that have characteristics or traits in common

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What not to do…

HOMEWORK: Shoot at least 2 typologies. Shoot at least 20 images for each. (that makes 40 pics total) Focus on unity in subject, background and shooting. Use a stationary camera/tripod. CONSISTENCY Lighting Distance from camera Position in frame Low aperture/macro setting

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