1) why is angle of view important? what are some of the ways that you can do this? 2)why might a photographer be interested in capturing the human element in his/her images? describe your favorite example that demonstrated the human element and explain what drew you to this particular image. 3) what type of light is necessary for silhouettes? 4) what do you think is the most tip in this video? why? 5)what was your favorite photograph in the video? why? what element of photography does the photograph illustrate?

1. Angle of view is the measure of how much of the subject or a scene/view a lens can take in horizontally, vertically or diagonally. So it is important for a photographer to focus on a particular subject or a scene while capturing a photograph.

Using a shorter focal length or moving your camera farther away can help you capture more of a scene in one shot.

2. A photographer might be interested in exploring human beauty or have it as a source of inspiration for his work.

I find portraits of people, focusing on their eyes, very meaningful with a lot of things to be read from it.

3. There must be back light to take a silhouette picture i.e. the background must be lighter than the object.

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4. I believe that the most helpful tip in this video was when he was explaining "angle of view". Having a certain angle can add a dramatic impact to a photo.

5. I think my favorite photo in the video was the mountainscape because it had a sense of tranquility and respect for the area photographed. The element of photography used was depth and rule of thirds.

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