Angles

Shot from behind at shoulder height, we see her back and what she is walking towards.

Point-of-view shot, the camera is her eyes, her own hands visible at the bottom of the frame holding the product.

Side profile, the camera level with his face at a right angle to it, more space in front of his face than behind his head.

Rear three-quarter view, the camera behind her left shoulder and slightly to the side, the edge of her cheek and what she is looking at both in frame.

Three-quarter view, her face turned halfway between the camera and the side, both eyes visible, looking just past the lens.

Bird's-eye view from high above, the square seen like a map, people as small dots.

Camera at eye level, the lens at the height of her eyes, looking straight at her.

High angle, the camera above his head looking down at him at the desk.

Low angle, the camera below her at knee height looking up, the ceiling behind her head.

Top-down shot, the camera straight above the table looking down, the objects laid flat on the surface.

Worm's-eye view, the lens on the ground looking straight up, the shoes in the foreground and the person towering above.

Dutch angle, the camera tilted so the horizon runs diagonally across the frame.