Lighting
Here comes the sun~
This type of lighting uses light sources like the sun, the moon, or the stars.
What is natural light?
Talk about being sky high! This angle has you view the shot from the top down.
What is a Bird's Eye View
The "eye" of the camera, this is what captures the photo as you see it.
What is the lens?
What we are actually taking a photo of.
What is the subject?
Your teacher's name.
Who is Miss James?
For portraits, this forward facing lighting is best to illuminate the face and remove unwanted shadows.
What is front facing lighting?
Say hello toes! A photo taken from the ground looking up!
What is a worm's eye view?
How you make the shot look closer with more detail.
What is the zoom?
How we show depth in a photograph?
What is perspective?
This type of lighting creates a blurring effect, making the lines in your image less harsh?
What is soft lighting?
Plastic! This type of light source uses things like lamps, light boxes, or other types of light sources that are man-made.
What is Artificial Light?
A photo capturing a person, specifically their face.
What is a portrait?
Produces extra light to control the lighting source for the photo.
What is the flash?
The arrangement of what is in your photo. What you choose to exclude or include. This is actually what is in the photo, with no feeling or story connected.
What is composition?
Where to find all this material to study?
On Google Classroom under "Photography" in the Classwork Section.
This type of lighting creates a silhouette of the subject, making them appear as a black shadow. This is primarily used in golden hour.
What is back lighting?
What are close-up, medium shot, and wide shot?
When taking a photo, this is what you look through to see the images.
What is the viewfinder?
How the photographer tells the story.
What is Framing
The idea that if you divide your image into a 3 by 3 grid, the most interesting points of your image would land where the lines intersect.