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Framing in Photography refers to the technique of using elements within the scene to create a "frame" around the subject, directing the viewer's attention and enhancing the composition. This can be achieved through natural elements like trees or windows, or by using architectural features. Effective framing can add depth and context to an image, making it more engaging and aesthetically pleasing. Ultimately, it helps to emphasize the main subject while providing a sense of place.
What else can I help you with?
Is photosynthesis a process of photograpy?
No.
When filing for business licence what does entity name mean?
It's the name of your business, like Pretty Photograpy Studio or Joe's Plumbing.
If you had a major in photograpy how much will you get paid weekly?
$1000
What is the stress word of photograpy?
fo-TOG-graphy
How do you estimate wall framing?
If you mean how to estimate how many studs to order... I order one for every foot when framing 16" on center.
The first photograpy of a living person was taken?
1767, 1500, 1910 and 1838
How does windows vista enhance digital photograpy organization?
video enhancement graphics
What does Nielsen mean by aperture framing?
the use of frames within the composition of shots
What does freez-framing mean?
Freeze frame is when you stop in a form of an action or verb
Called Kodachrome Kodak introduced this improvement to photograpy in 1935?
color reversal film :D
What are the two most common framing distances as given on a framing square?
There is only one common framing distance in a framing square. The main framing distance in a framing square is a steel square.
What are the two most common framing distance as given on a framing square?
There is only one common framing distance in framing square. The most common framing square is called steel square.
