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How you can tell the opinion section has begun to turn on Sheryl Sandberg - I've started to see news articles with social share images of her shot from below.Permalink On twitter.com
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This is my favorite media literacy trick. Every major news maker has a million photos of them from every angle, so the choice of a particular angle tells you a lot about the attached piece's tone in the mind of whoever is adding the photo, consciously or subconsciously...Permalink On twitter.com
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Full body photos don't say much without specific style or lighting choices, but close on the face or shoulder-up photos, the angle is everything. If their eyeline is off to the side, they're uncentered, and shot from below, people are not thinking well of them.Permalink On twitter.com
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Zuckerberg always looks terrible in photos, but you can see it happen to him too. This article is from a critical WSJ article, but you don't need the hed, the photo tells all, doesn't he just look... somehow more sinister?Permalink On twitter.com
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Compare that to a photo from 9 years ago, straight on, eyeline isn't into the camera, but it isn't away from it either.On twitter.com
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I enjoy this little, likely often subconscious tics of photo choice because they're prob not even thought about most of the time, just a lifetime of photo and film language in your head screwing with your subconscious.Permalink On twitter.com
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