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Informal Portrait Assignment • Shoot at least 20 portrait photos. These should be carefully composed and shot. Turn in as a contact sheet to Dropbox and your Weebly website. • Turn in ONE image that is the BEST of all the photographs you took. Make sure to carefully consider composition, lighting, environment, pose, focus. Consider using shallow depth of field in order to make the subject the obvious focal point. Turn in to Dropbox and your Weebly web site. >> 0 >> 1 >> 2 >> 3 >> 4 >>