Basics
This is one of the elements of the exposure triangle
ISO, Shutter Speed, or Aperture
This technique uses arches, doorways, and other architectural designs to compose a photo.
Framing
This is the main source of light during the daytime
Sunlight
This technique uses a 3x3 grid to place subjects.
Rule of thirds
Justin is in this grade and has this position on Verde Magazine
11 ; Features editor
This mode gives you full control over the camera's settings.
Manual
This camera angle makes a subject appear small and weak.
High Angle
This type of lighting creates gentle shadows
Soft light
True
This is Justin's favorite show
Andor
This controls how much light enters the camera
Aperture
The subject goes here in a photo utilizing rule of thirds
Intersection of points
A dark outline of a subject against a bright background is called a __.
Silhouette
Landscapes should be placed here when utilizing rule of thirds
Lower horizontal line
Shaurya has two roles on Verde Magazine. Name both.
Editorials Editor + Photo Director
True or False: A 3" shutter speed will freeze an action frame
The subject's eyes go here in a photo utilizing rule of thirds
Upper horizontal line
This is the resulting effect of using too much light in a photo
Overexposure
To prevent a photo from looking static or dead, you should invoke __.
Rule of thirds
Shaurya's favorite show has many characters. This one is objectively the best.
Gina
Finish the sentence: f/1.4 gives a photo with a __ background
Blurry
This is what the area in which there is no subject in a photo is called
Negative space
Will a photo in the daylight be overexposed or underexposed with these settings, and which element gives it away:
ISO: 100
Shutter: 1/1200
f/16
Underexposed ; Shutter
The visual difference between a photo of someones backside and a photo of someones frontside all comes down to __.
Emotion
Name the exact model of either Justin or Shaurya's camera
Canon EOS R6 Mark ii or Sony A7R ii