Elements of Design
This Element is the building block to all Elements of Design including art.
What is "Line"?
This style of photography involves small objects like bugs and/or snowflakes, water droplets, etc.
What is "Macro"?
A small hand-held camera that was cheap and easy to use.
What is the "Brownie"?
The capital city of Canada.
What is "Ottawa"?
This Element is based on something being a 3D shape with shadows and light.
What is "Form"?
This style of photography involves using a telescope for pictures of space.
What is "Astrophotography"?
Known as the 'Great Demographic Art'.
What is "Photography".
This natural landmark in Nepal is known to be the highest by elevation above sea-level.
What is "Mount Everest"?
This Element is similar to money but is how light and/or dark something can be.
What is "Value"?
This style of photography involves using photos of buildings or property to make a sale.
What is " Real Estate" or "Architecture"?
The first handheld FILM camera.
What is the "Kodak"?
This animal is known to be the largest animal to have ever existed.
What is the "Blue Whale"?
What is 'Texture' ?
This style of photography involves taking pictures with a long exposure over a period of time.
What is " Time-lapse"?
A magazine that pioneered the use of coloured photos.
What is "National Geographic"?
The chicken, rat, ox, dragon, tiger, monkey, dog, rabbit, snake, horse, pig and goat are all animals tied to this ancient system.
What is the 'Chinese Zodiac"?
This Element of Design is based on negative and postives.
What is "Space"?
This style of photography involves taking pictures of crime scenes.
What is "Forensic"?
A group of people were obsessed with taking 'death photos'.
Who are the "Victorians"?
This creature is the symbol or state animal of Scotland.
What is the "Unicorn"?