1.) A Phobia is a fear of an object, action, or idea that the sufferer will avoid to the point of irrationality 
2.)
Acrophobia- Fear of heights
Cleithrophobia- Fear of being locked in an enclosed place
Glossophobia- Fear of speaking in public or of trying to speak
Catoptrophobia- Fear of mirrors
Athazagoraphobia- Fear of being forgotton or ignored or forgetting
3.)
Athazagoraphobia:
Format: Horizontal 
Subject Placement: Rule of Thirds, Simplicity
Background - a blank wall 
Point of View - shoulder height
Lighting: yellow or purple light coming up from the floor
Clothing: regular T-Shirt or jacket
Subject: hand reaching out to grab shoulder being held back by strings
Photographic technique; use of shadows to accentuate mood

Acrophobia
Format: horizontal
Subject Placement: Balance, Line
Background - sidewalk, tarps, paint cans
Point of View - looking down onto feet
Lighting: natural but with flash
Clothing: paint-stained casual clothes
Subject: feet wrapped around railing tightly
Photographic technique; use of angles at different heights.
Catoptrophobia:
Format: Vertical
Subject Placement: Line, balance, simplicity
Background - Mirrors
Point of View - pointed into a mirror reflected by another mirror
Lighting: natural light coming indoors, dim
Clothing: none showing
Subject: part of face reflecting into mirrors pointed at each other.

Photographic Technique; emphasis on particular facial features

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