9 camera angles/hooks for image/photo sheet: 1. Worm’s-eye — floor-level perspective, subject towering over the lens, weight on one leg, one hand in pocket, chin slightly lowered, looking down into camera. 2. Extreme close-up — tightly cropped from brow to lips, eyes locked directly onto the lens. 3. Drone view — very high overhead perspective, subject small at the center of the frame, captured mid-stride. 4. Side profile — clean chest-up profile, head held high, gaze directed into the distance. 5. Top-down — camera directly above the subject, looking straight down; subject standing and tilting face upward toward the lens. 6. Low three-quarter — low-angle full-body perspective, subject turned three-quarters away, head looking back over the shoulder toward camera. 7. Wide full-body — distant wide shot, subject small within the frame, walking toward camera mid-step. 8. Over-the-shoulder — camera positioned behind the subject, shoulder and hair softly blurred in the foreground, face turned into a three-quarter profile. 9. High-angle — camera looking downward at the seated subject, one knee raised, arm resting on it, face turned upward toward the lens.