History
The first person to successfully fix an image
Niepce
This controls how fast the shutter opens and closes
Shutter Speed
This typically makes simple poses look better
Drop the front shoulder and turn slightly from the camera
What are the most common composition techniques for landscape photography?
Rule of thirds, curves, leading lines
Name the three chemicals, in order, that process film
Developer, stop bath, fixer
The first successfully fixed image is titled this
The View from Le Gras
This controls how wide or narrow the opening of the lens is
Aperture
In portraiture, the ___________ is your __________ technique
Subject, composition
Powerful lenses that zoom really close are great for landscape photography. What are these lenses called?
Telephoto lenses
This company was one of the largest in the world during the peak days of film
Kodak
This man was an artist who agreed to work with Niepce on creating a photographic process
Jaques Mande Daguerre
This is what ISO stands for
International Standards Organization
This lighting device creates diffuse light
Softbox
This is how you can avoid boring landscape photos
Get a perspective from up high or down low; blur out elements in the foreground
The film camera
This man invented the calotype, a process similar to the Daguerreotype
Henry Fox Talbot
What is the slowest shutter speed you should shoot handheld
1/60
This artist has a composition technique that involves lighting catching the cheekbone of the subject
This aperture (or narrower) is typically used for landscape photography
f/8
This man invented film in 1884
George Eastman
Who was Niepce's son, who continued his late father's work with Daguerre
Isadore Niepce
f/1.4 is a __________ aperture and will cause ________ in the background
Wide open, blur
When is it illegal to photograph someone?
When there's an expectation of privacy; if you make money off the photos
This photographer is perhaps the most famous landscape photographer, who lived from 1902-1984
Ansel Adams
These two chemicals are what make silver into light sensitive silver halide
Bromine or chlorine