Elements
Camera Modes
Principles
Composition
100
What is a moving point?
A line
100
What mode should your camera be in?
Manual mode
100
What is an example of variety?
An assortment of an element (example: multiple different lines, colors, or shapes)
100
What composition rule uses a grid?
Rule of thirds
200
What is used in photos to create emphasis, variety, and interest?
Color
200
What setting is set by a fraction number?
Shutter speed?
200
What are repeating lines, shapes, or other elements?
Pattern/repetition
200
What rule has the subject up close?
Fill frame
300
What element refers to the amount of lightness/darkness in a work?
Value
300
Why would you use a high ISO?
Night time photography
300
What principle refers to directing the viewers eye through a piece?
Movement
300
Changing the angle to make the photo more interesting follows what rule?
Viewpoint
400
Elements of art are referred to as?
The building blocks of art
400
What is aperture?
The part of the lens that controls the amount of light coming in
400
What are the three types of balance?
Asymmetry, symmetry, and radial
400
Figure to ground or rule of thirds
500
What is the difference between shape and form?
Shapes have two dimensions–height and width–and are usually defined by lines. Forms exist in three dimensions, with height, width, and depth.
500
Define f-stop
A camera setting corresponding to a particular f-number, which is determined by the ratio of focal length to the aperture diameter. represents the aperture setting.
500
What are the four ways you pull emphasis in a photo?
Color, size, contrast, isolation
500
Name all nine rules
Rule of thirds, leading lines, diagonals, framing, figure to ground, fill the frame, venter dominant eye, patterns and repetition, symmetry