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#REDIRECT [[Camera angle]] {{cat|Art techniques}}

{{main|Camera angle}} ...iew''', is a view in [[visual art]] where the artist, the audience, or the camera looks at the side of a person or object. It is like the [[front view]] turn

{{main|Camera angle}} ...ew''', in [[visual art]], is a view where the artist, the audience, or the camera looks straight at the front of a person or object.

...iew''', is a view in [[visual art]] where the artist, the audience, or the camera looks at the back of a person or object. It is the opposite of [[front view This view is found relatively rarely in art because it hides the person's [[face]]. It is sometimes used in romanticism

...t is only [[2D|two-dimensional]]. [[Photograph]]s, [[film]] and [[rendered art]] always use perspective, as created by lenses that work similarly to the h ...epicted scene. The horizontal vanishing points are always at eye level (or camera level) from the floor. For example, in [[worm's eye view]], the horizontal

In [[visual art]], '''photorealism''' describes artwork that is so [[realism|realistic]] th ...objects that are unfocused are blurred, as in a real photograph taken by a camera.

...first character is always frame right of the second character. Moving the camera over the axis is called jumping the line or crossing the line; breaking the ...a straight line can be imagined running through the two characters. If the camera remains on one side of this line, the spatial relationship between the two

[[Image:Moknee.jpg|thumb|Example of rendered spanking art by [[Blondebear]].]] [[Image:Otto - BDSM illustration 1.jpg|thumb|Example of rendered spanking art by [[OTTO]].]]

[[Image:Upskirt1.jpg|thumb|[[Pin-up]] art by Patrick Hitte]] ...rm of [[voyeurism]]. The advent of cell phones fitted with cameras (a.k.a. camera phones) is often credited for the surge in this type of photograph.

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...lly which is indistinguishable from a real [[photograph]] produced using a camera. [[Category:Art forms]]

In [[visual art]], the term '''light and shadow''' (also called '''light and shade''') refe ...shadow is particularly important in [[drawing]], [[painting]], [[rendered art]], [[photography]], and [[film]], as it adds to the [[realism]] of the pict

A '''figure''' is the physical appearance of a person. In [[visual art]], such as in [[drawing]], [[painting]] or [[sculpture]], a ''figure'' refe == Figures in spanking art ==

...ken with a digital camera and input directly into a computer. If a digital camera is not available, a printed photograph may be digitized using a scanner. Ph ...modify an existing art work, while the later is used to creat a whole new art work.

...eates [[photograph]]s). On a set, he or she is usually responsible for the camera, sound, and lighting. {{cat|People|Videographers|Art forms}}

...individually, as opposed to capturing the motion of real actors by a film camera. == Spanking art in animation ==

In 2006 '''Zoe Scarlett''' had her first experience in front of the camera and soon found herself in the international scene. Various television appea In 2006 Zoe Scarlett had her first experience in front of the camera and soon found herself in the international scene. Various television appea

...rest reflected the importance of the photographic image in the culture and art of our time, including the work of such notable artists as Andy Warhol, who ...pened gradually during the mid-seventies. He acquired a large format press camera and began taking photographs of a wide circle of friends and acquaintances.

...or "<I>girl on girl</I>") sex has been a relatively common theme in erotic art and [[pornography]] throughout history. Studies indicate that heterosexual ...real life, most are "[[gay-for-pay]]" and are exclusively heterosexual off-camera.

...es of a stereoview are slightly different because they were taken from two camera (or lens) positions, in much the same way that the two eyes of a human look [[Category:Art forms]]