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Camera near human eye height, looking horizontally.

Camera below the subject, looking upward.

Camera above the subject, looking diagonally downward.

Very high aerial view close to a vertical downward direction.

Oblique aerial drone view, not necessarily vertical.

Level camera facing the facade directly.

Oblique view toward a corner showing two facades.

Camera inside the courtyard enclosure.

Camera inside the room, showing interior walls and ceiling.

Camera at the threshold looking inward.

Camera close to construction detailing, joints or textures.

Parallel three-dimensional projection without a vanishing point.

Axonometric projection with equal scale along three axes.

Vertical top-down view of the plan and horizontal organization.

16mm focal length; 96.7-degree horizontal field of view on a 36mm full-frame sensor.

24mm focal length; 73.7-degree horizontal field of view on a 36mm full-frame sensor.

35mm focal length; 54.4-degree horizontal field of view on a 36mm full-frame sensor.

50mm focal length; 39.6-degree horizontal field of view on a 36mm full-frame sensor.

85mm focal length; 23.9-degree horizontal field of view on a 36mm full-frame sensor.

Lens shift corrects architectural perspective; tilt changes the plane of focus.

Level camera and perspective correction; verticals remain parallel.

Central axis with balanced visual weight on both sides.

Place points of interest at rule-of-thirds intersections.

Intentionally leave part of the frame empty to emphasize the subject.

Separate foreground, middle ground and background for depth.

Several distances from the camera remain in focus.

Narrow focus region with the background out of focus.

Out-of-focus light sources become soft circles.

Wide horizontal framing; a panorama does not necessarily require a wide-angle lens.