https://ingamephotography.com/index.php?action=history&feed=atom&title=File%3ADeath_Stranding_1.jpegFile:Death Stranding 1.jpeg - Revision history2026-05-02T15:03:24ZRevision history for this page on the wikiMediaWiki 1.45.3https://ingamephotography.com/index.php?title=File:Death_Stranding_1.jpeg&diff=113&oldid=prevAbratox: Any time you want to show a sense of movement or speed you need to position the camera in the direction of the movement. It could be either in front, behind or at the side of character depending what story you want to tell. In this particular photo not only are we showing movement up a hill but the camera has been tilted slightly to show the viewer it is an uphill climb. It gives the image more dynamic feel rather than keeping it flat/horizontal.2020-09-16T16:15:05Z<p>Any time you want to show a sense of movement or speed you need to position the camera in the direction of the movement. It could be either in front, behind or at the side of character depending what story you want to tell. In this particular photo not only are we showing movement up a hill but the camera has been tilted slightly to show the viewer it is an uphill climb. It gives the image more dynamic feel rather than keeping it flat/horizontal.</p>
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Any time you want to show a sense of movement or speed you need to position the camera in the direction of the movement. It could be either in front, behind or at the side of character depending what story you want to tell. In this particular photo not only are we showing movement up a hill but the camera has been tilted slightly to show the viewer it is an uphill climb. It gives the image more dynamic feel rather than keeping it flat/horizontal.</div>Abratox