History of Photography
This is the first type of camera that took over 5 hours to develop.
What is the camera obscura?
This concept refers to keeping the interest on invisible lines NOT in the center of the photo
What is the rule of thirds?
This is the non-resuable component of the camera that captures the light and creates an image
What is film?
This person takes pictures of clients for events such as graduation and weddings
Whjat is a portrait photographer?
This photo method takes a copper plate and coat it in iodized silver, which is then soaked in iodine,. These were used to create post-morten photos in the Victorian Era.
What is a daguerrotype?
This concept refers to having minimal negative space
What is filling the frame?
This chemical makes the image appear on photo sensitive paper
What is developer?
This photographer takes photos of objects for the purpose of advertising
What is a product photographer?
First photo type to use photosensitive paper instead of metal plates. Relied on a negative to reproduce images.
What is a calotype?
This concept is when elements in the photo point to the focal point
What is leading lines?
This chemical is applied after developer and makes the process end
What is stop bath?
This person takes pictures of edible items for advertising or menus
What is a food photographer?
Required a portable darkroom bevacuse the images on the wet paper had to be developed immediately
What is the wet collodian process?
This is the place in the photo where your attention is supposed to go. A good photographer places it on the rule of thirds.
What is the focal point?
This chemical makes the image permanent on photo paper
What is fix?
This person takes pictures of current events to capture real world happenings
What is a photo journalist?
This was Kodak's first amateur-friendly camera that made photography accessable to everyone
What is the brownie camera?
This rule of composition is about repeating elements that create balance.
What are symmetry and pattern?
This is the tool that makes the negative image larger for printing on photo paper. It has dials that can be adjusted
What is an enlarger?
This person captures living things in nature or in domestic settings. Requires patience and focus
What is an animal photographer?