Tilt angle

The Dutch Angle (or Dutch Tilt) is a technique that involves tilting your camera to one side, resulting in a frame that isn't level. Jacob T. Swinney of

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If you've been more sedentary than usual—speaking totally hypothetically!—better posture and alignment might start with your hips.

The silhouette of the side profile can remain the same while making the face look like it’s tilting on an angle. To do this, simply give the facial features a ‘curve’.

Today the assignment on Digital Photography School was to do a "dutch angle shot". These are shots taken at an angle to give a somewhat mysterious (film noir-ish) look. Think Hitchcock... Here is my first attempt at doing this. I'd like to play around with this some more to figure out the best angle. I also think shooting it from a lower perspective would increase the effect. This was shot at 10mm (cropped body) f3.5 1/25 sec.

How to Draw Faces from different Angles - Imgur

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