Composition
When something directs your attention to a certain part of the image using lines or curves
Leading Lines
a 45 degree tilt
Dutch Angle
The earliest version of a camera
Camera Obscura
Which setting allows you to control the blur in the background of an image
Aperture
when the photo can be split into 9 quadrants and the focus lands on the intersections of the lines
Rule of thirds
when the camera is level with the model's eyes
eye level
Niepce used this method
Camera Obscura
Shutter speed is measured in what
Seconds
when something in a photo surrounds the main subject
Framing
The Angle in which the camera is looking up at or from below the model
Low Angle
Known for his black and white landscape photos
Ansel Adams
How does Aperture and Shutter control the amount of light in an image?
Aperture controls how wide the lens is open (how much light is taken in)
Shutter controls how long it is exposed to light
When an image is cut to focus on a specific thing and remove unnecessary parts
Cropping
When the model is looking away instead of directly at the camera
Side angle
Talbot's Method
Calotype
When taking pictures of sports, in order to freeze fast motion what setting would you use and how much
Fast Shutter
when an image utilizes different angles to create a different look and feel in the image
Viewpoint
The angle in which the camera is looking downward at or from above the model
High Angle
Daugerre's method
Daugerotype
If your photos are coming out grainy or noisy, what setting and how would you adjust it
Lower ISO