Basic Photography Course

JO1 Joe Lancaster

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Figure 6-1B.耍 member of the Army's 7th Infantry Division takes a break during the combined South Korean and U.S. exercise

Team Spirit 1990.

One of the greatest contributing factors to poor

pictures is the timid manner in which a novice
photographer handles the subject. Never take a picture
when something is wrong because you are afraid to

speak and act in the presence of high-ranking personnel.
The results will surely be disappointing and

embarrassing; however, you should always be courteous

and respectful in dealing with your subjects regardless
of rank or rate.

GROUP PICTURES

Occasionally, assignments are received to take a

picture of a group of people. There is added difficulty
when working with a number of people at one time. Each
person should be treated as an individual, and, at the
same time, each persons relationship to the whole group
must be considered. Attention must be paid to every
member of the group. Every precaution should be taken

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