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1 Aungoli’s Elements of Photography. Aungoli Boykin

2 Perspective This picture is perspective because the way your taking the picture. Owner: Nate2b License information: Attribution Photo Credit or URL: nate2b via photopin cc

3 Perspective This picture is perspective because the way your taking the picture. Owner: picture_taking__fool License information: Attribution Photo Credit or URL: Picture_taking_f ool via photopin cc

4 Depth of field This picture is depth of field because its just focused on the two flowers and blurred the background. Owner: Mukumbura License information: Attribution Photo Credit or URL: Mukumbura via photopin cc

5 Depth of field This picture is depth of field because its just focused on the note and blurred to he background. Owner: Ashley Rose License information: Attribution Photo Credit or URL: ashley rose, via photopin cc

6 Rule of thirds It rule of thirds because the train is not directly in the middle. Owner: Thor_Mark License information: Attribution Photo Credit or URL: thor_mark via photopin cc

7 Rule of thirds The forest is not directly in the middle its on the left and there's the side walk on the right. Owner: Vicki’s Nature License information: Attribution Photo Credit or URL: Vicki's Nature via photopin cc

8 Lines Lines because there are many lines. Owner: Kevin dooley License information: Attribution Photo Credit or URL: kevin dooley via photopin cc

9 Line This picture is line because of the trees there going up and down the because of the path way. Owner: Vinoth Chandar License information: Attribution Photo Credit or URL: VinothChandar via photopin cc

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