Photography Tips

1. Positioning: The photographer stands at a side-front position, roughly at the same level as the model, which allows for a clear portrayal of the model’s profile and expression while also showing part of the appearance of the Centennial Memorial Hall, establishing the location of the shoot. 2. Composition: The rule of thirds is used, placing the model at the left one-third of the frame, making her the focal point. The hall’s architecture occupies the right side of the image, with its lines and decorative elements adding depth. Additionally, contrast composition is utilized, where the model’s white attire contrasts with the grayish-white tones of the building, making the model stand out. 3. Lens Usage: A standard lens is used. The normal proportions of the model and the lack of noticeable distortion in the building and surroundings indicate that the standard lens captures the scene authentically, naturally recording the model and the hall.