1. Photography composition project
Omar El-Gendy
Ziad Hindawy

2. Bird’s Eye view
A picture with bird’s eye view is one in which the picture is taken from a higher point of view, usually showing the upper side of the subject.

3. These picture genuinely show a bird’s eye view shot
These picture genuinely show a bird’s eye view shot. As you can see, some have a very low horizon as opposed to the one that doesn’t have a horizon at all.

4. Worm’s eye view
Worm’s eye view is when the picture is taken as if the photographer was much lower than the subject. Subject is usually shown from a low point of view with a very high horizon in the background.

5. These pictures all show a worm’s eye view
These pictures all show a worm’s eye view. Some have a high horizon, and some don’t have one at all.

6. Shallow depth of field
A picture has a shallow depth of field when the background is mostly eliminated or blurred out. Usually, only the main subject is shown while the rest is completely out of focus.

7. In the following pictures, there is a shallow depth of field caused mostly by the eliminated background.

8. Wide depth of field
When a picture has a wide depth of field the background is included. One can usually tell the distance between the objects in the picture and the depth is easy to see.

9. In these examples of pictures with a wide depth of field the background is included and it is easy to tell which of the subjects are closest to each other.

10. Sources
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