Composition
This rule looks like a tic tac board.
What is Rule of Thirds
AV stands for or means this mode
What is Aperture Setting
This is used to bounce light
What is a reflector
This is Ms. K's favorite element and shows roughness or smoothness in your photos
What is texture
Tell me a joke
Make it funny!
This rule is named after a basic shape
What is the visual triangle
TV means or stands for this mode on the camera
What is Shutter Speed
This lighting technique is named after a famous painter
What is Rembrandt (remember the upside triangle / light at a 45 degree angle)
This element is where the eye goes to first (focal point)
What is emphasis
Quality over...
Quantity
Area of the frame that the focal point (subject) should NOT be located
What is the Center
Shooting in M mode gives you control of these three items.
What is shutter speed, aperture, and ISO
This lighting technique is used for fashion or glamour shoots
What is the Butterfly lighting
A visual path for the eye through a photograph
What is Movement
Spell Ms. K's last name
Kegebein
Looking from the ground up is what advantage point
What is Low advantage point (worm's eye view) but do worms have eyes?
This is measured by fractions (1/XXXX)
What is shutter speed
This lighting leaves half the face dark
What is Split lighting
This principle is a repetition of any element in a photograph
What is pattern
What does the word Photography mean?
What is painting with light
Shooting above your subject is called
What is High Advantage Point or Birds Eye View
What aperture is good if you want a shallow depth of field
What is a low f-stop (f10 and under)
What are three ways to help give depth to your model when shooting portraits
What are: Turtle neck (stick out a little), Shoulders slightly tilted, straight back, arm lifted instead of flat against side, don't cut off at the nose
This line gives you a sense of peace in your photographs
What is a horizontal line
If you want to freeze motion, should you photograph something at 1/500 or 1/50
What is 1/500