DIFFERENT TYPES OF PICTURESBy: Pedro Navarro

Mugshot

Explanation: This is a Mugshot because subject is aware of picture being taken and only her face and shoulders are in the picture.

Photo by Peter SmithAshley Hill posing for a close up

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Portrait

Photo by Pedro E. Navarro

Explanation: This picture is a portrait because subjects are aware that a picture is being taken. Picture also shows some of the background.

Subject on the top left (Angel Gonzalez) Poses for picture with (Maria Navarro) on the top right and (Yocelin Gonzalez) bottom left, (Natalie Aguilar) center bottom and (Michelle Aguilar) on the bottom right.

Explanation: This is a candid photo because the subjects are not aware that they are being taken a picture. Subjects are not looking at camera and are caught in action.

Candid

Photo by: Pedro E. NavarroSubject on the left (Yocelin Gonzalez) walks with her older

brother (Angel Gonzalez) to the main table where they will eat.

Proximity

Photo by Pedro E. Navarro

Explanation: This Photo shows proximity because it is a close image of a tiny monkey on top of water bottle

February 9, 2013 A toy monkey on top of a water bottle

High vantage point Aerial view of London England

Vantage Point

Photo by Paul Moore

Explanation: This image shows vantage point because it high above london.

Sense of place

Explanation: This image shows sense of place because you can tell that the dog is on a beach

Dog on a beach playing with a tennis ball.

Photo by Yin zhumato

Rule of Thirds

Explanation: This image shows rule of thirds because the statue is on one of the points

Photo by Frank StoneImage of a statue on a hill

Ambiguity

Explanation: This image shows ambiguity because the meaning in unknown.

Photo by Steve Anderson

Picture of a tree in a yard with bricks in it

Disturbance

Explanation: This picture shows disturbance because half the boys face is cut off and its focused on his eye

Photo by Albert Gradley

Boy looking is looking at camera and making face gestures.