Photo Basics
What does the word photography literally mean?
What is "drawing with light"
Which type of camera is portable and commonly uses automatic computational photography?
What is "Smartphone"
What camera part focuses light onto the image sensor?
What is "lens"
What is composition?
What is "How objects are arranged within a photograph"
What composition technique guides the viewer's eye through an image?
What is "Leading Lines"
Photography is the process of creating images using what?
What is "light"
Which type of camera is compact and designed for convenience with simple controls?
What is "Point and shoot"
What camera control captures the photograph?
What is "Shutter button"
What element affects the subject, mood, color, and visibility of a photograph?
What is "lighting"
What composition technique uses repeated visual elements?
What is "patterns and repetition"
Name three intentional choices photographers make when creating an image.
what is "subject, composition, lighting, timing, perspective, and/or focus"
Which camera has interchangeable lenses, an optical viewfinder, and manual controls?
What is "DSLR"
What part lets you choose different shooting settings?
What is "Mode dial"
What determines what appears sharp and clear in a photograph?
What is "Focus"
What technique focuses attention on surface details?
What is "Texture"
Name one thing a photograph can communicate.
What is "information, emotion, a story, idea, or POV"
Which camera has interchangeable lenses and an electronic viewfinder?
What is "Mirrorless"
What camera component stores your digital photographs?
What is "Memory card"
What is the photographer's position of the camera called?
What is "perspective"
What type of surfaces can photographers use creatively to create reflections?
What is "Reflective surfaces"
Why do photographers make intentional choices when taking a photograph?
What is "to communicate information, emotion, story, idea, or POV"
Name three types of cameras that can serve specialized purposes.
What is "Action, instant, and cameras"
According to the lesson, what matters more than having expensive equipment?
What is "skill, creativity, vision, and the photographers decision"
What two elements describe the feeling a photograph creates and the message it communicates?
What is "emotion and storytelling"
How can photographers use shadows and light in a composition?
What is "to create depth and mood"