Question

ziad is planning to photograph some sliced oranges using the photography technique of filling the frame. how is he most likely to position himself to take the photographs?
directly over the oranges so he can take closeup photographs that feature only the oranges.
in front of the oranges, but with enough distance that he can position the center of the cut oranges on one of the spots where the grid lines in his camera converge.
slightly in front of the oranges so he can capture the oranges surrounded by his cutting board.
at least 13 feet (or about 4 meters) from the oranges so he can capture the tiled background in his kitchen behind the oranges.

Explanation:

To take close - up photographs that feature only the oranges, Ziad needs to be very close to the subject. The option “Directly over the oranges” would allow for a close - up shot focusing solely on the oranges. Other positions like being at a distance (at least 13 feet or about 4 meters from the oranges) would show more of the background or a wider scene. Slightly in front or in front with the grid lines convergence would also include more elements around the oranges rather than just the oranges themselves.

Answer:

Directly over the oranges.