Question

what type of shot is this? *
2 points
low angle shot
canted or dutch angle shot
aerial shot
over the shoulder shot
this shot creates an image larger than the eye would usually see. *
2 points
extreme close up
close up shot
medium close up
wide shot

Explanation:

First Question (What type of shot is this?):

A low - angle shot is taken from a position below the subject, making the subjects appear more dominant or imposing. In the given image, the camera angle seems to be from a lower position relative to the people in the shot, which fits the definition of a low - angle shot. A canted/dutch angle shot has a tilted horizon, which is not the case here. An aerial shot is taken from above, and an over - the - shoulder shot is taken from behind one subject looking over their shoulder, neither of which matches this image.

An extreme close - up shot focuses on a very small part of the subject (like a single eye or a small object) and magnifies it, creating an image that is larger than what the eye would typically perceive in a normal viewing situation. A close - up shot is more about showing details of a subject but not to the extreme magnification of an extreme close - up. A medium close - up is a bit more distant, and a wide shot shows a broader scene, so they don't create an image larger than the eye usually sees.

Answer:

A. Low Angle Shot

Second Question (This shot creates an image larger than the eye would usually see.):