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| V5 |
An image framed to show a standing character from the thighs up, including their face. The character's legs should cut off at the bottom of the image at around thigh level. Named after Western movies, where actors were filmed from the thighs up to show the character's holstered gun along with their face. h4. Related Tags * [[close-up]] * [[face]] * [[portrait]] * [[upper_body]] * [[feet_out_of_frame]] * [[full body]] h4. See also * [[cropped legs]] * [[Tag group:Image composition]] h4. External links * "Wiktionary: Cowboy shot":[https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/cowboy_shot] * "Wiktionary: Shot (filmmaking)":[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shot_(filmmaking)] Updated by Rul34r Tue, Jun 27 '23, 11:59 |
| V4 |
An image framed to show a standing character from the thighs up, including their face. The character's legs should cut off at the bottom of the image at around thigh level. Named after Western movies, where actors were filmed from the thighs up to show the character's holstered gun along with their face. h4. Related Tags * [[close-up]] * [[face]] * [[portrait]] * [[upper_body]] * [[feet_out_of_frame]] * [[full body]] h4. See also * [[cropped legs]] * [[Tag group:Image composition]] h4. External links * "Wiktionary: Cowboy shot":[https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/cowboy_shot] * "Wiktionary: Shot (filmmaking)":[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shot_(filmmaking)] Updated by QuietBob Sat, Apr 29 '23, 14:30 |
| V3 |
An image framed to show a standing character from the thighs up, including their face. The character's legs should cut off at the bottom of the image at around thigh level. Named after Western movies, where actors were filmed from the thighs up to show the character's holstered gun along with their face. h4. Related Tags * [[close-up]] * [[face]] * [[portrait]] * [[upper body]] * [[feet out of frame]] * [[full body]] h4. See also * [[cropped legs]] * [[Tag group:Image composition]] h4. External links * "Wiktionary: Cowboy shot":[https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/cowboy_shot] * "Wiktionary: Shot (filmmaking)":[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shot_(filmmaking)] Updated by Irrixiatdowne Sat, Jan 14 '23, 06:35 |
| V2 |
Updated by KevinTikTok Fri, Jan 13 '23, 19:48 |
| V1 |
An image framed to show a standing character from the thighs up, including their face. The character's legs should cut off at the bottom of the image at around thigh level. Named after Western movies, where actors were filmed from the thighs up to show the character's holstered gun along with their face. h4. Related Tags * [[close-up]] * [[face]] * [[portrait]] * [[upper body]] * [[feet out of frame]] * [[full body]] h4. See also * [[cropped legs]] * [[Tag group:Image composition]] h4. External links * "Wiktionary: Cowboy shot":[https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/cowboy_shot] * "Wiktionary: Shot (filmmaking)":[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shot_(filmmaking)] Updated by bot Sun, Sep 18 '22, 02:54 |