Working the detail shot

My goal in this photo shoot was to work the "detailed shot" in different angles so you can see how I used some elements of composition in each photo. I worked the shot with the idea of framing my subject in each photo at a different angle and different shots such as a long shot, close up shot, medium shot, etc. Each detail in each photo is different it might be more in one photo than the other photo. It just depends on how that picture was taken. Also, each photo had a unique point of view when I was discussing them.  Hopefully you were intrigued by each photo that was taken.

In my first picture I took a long shot. You can see a lot of the negative space in the photo. The subject in the picture was the sunscreen bottle if you didn't know what the subject was.

In my second picture I took a close up shot to eliminate most of the negative space that went on in the first picture.  You can see the wallet in the picture slightly but not really. 

In my third picture I took a medium shot to not just focus on the sunscreen bottle but other materials that were in the picture. I applied lines and shapes in this picture because the different materials that are in the picture are different shapes. 

My fourth picture was taken at an angle to get more detail at a different angle. I just wanted to work the shot of this photo.

My fifth picture was also taken at a different angle for more detail in the photo. Just me working the shot again.

My last picture was a extreme close up shot that showed great detail and canceled out all of the negative space that was being used in the past photos. I also applied the rule of thirds into this photo because I cut the sunscreen bottle one time horizontally and one time vertically. The sunscreen bottle title is where the horizontal line bisects with the vertical line