Comp
The pleasing arrangement of subjects within the picture area.
What is composition.
Difference between light and dark areas.
What is contrast.
Shooting from below, looking up at the subject.
What is worm's eye.
Lens opening size.
What is aperture.
The rule of thirds divides the frame into what sections?
What is 3x3.
The main subject or focal point,
What is center of interest.
Using foreground elements to frame the subject,, adds depth and scale.
What is framing.
Controls time light hits the sensor.
What is shutter speed.
Horizon lines should never be placed in the what of the image.
What is the middle.
Dividing the frame into a 3x3 grid, placing the subject at the intersection points of the lines.
What is rule of thirds.
Unwanted overlaps; avoid by adjusting position or angle.
What are mergers.
Controls sensor sensitivity.
What is ISO.
When shooting a close up its over to what the subject.
What is center.
The line where sky meets ground/water.
What is horizon line.
Filling the frame with a subject to eliminate distractions.
What is close up.
What type of shutter speed will stop action.
What is fast.
Name three parts of the exposure triangle.
What are shutter speed, ISO and aperture.
Lines that will guide the viewer's eye through the image toward the subject.
What are leading lines.
Taking a photo from above, looking down on the subject.
What is bird's eye.
When taking photos, ISO should be set to what.
What is as low as possible.