Photography Basics
Photography Artist
Composition
Name that perspective
Types of Photography
100
the method of arranging things elements in your photo to achieve your photo goal
COMPOSITION
100
this person uses color, light and architecture to create abstract photography
Ola Kolehmanein
100
This line direct the viewers attention to the subject
Leading Lines
100
Bird's Eye View
100
this type of photography is made capturing the personality of a person or group
Portrait Photography
200
pressing T on the camera helps you do what?
Zoom In
200
this photographer is from Brooklyn, and uses street photography to capture his subjects
Jamel Shabazz
200
This compositional rule is made up of 3 rows of nine boxes and helps you frame your subject in a photo
Rule of Thirds
200
Direct or Straight forward view
200
this style of photography is often called "experimental" or "non-objective"
Abstract Photography
300
This part of the camera is called:
Lens
300
This artist uses silhouettes and collaging to tell visual stories about life during slavery
Kara Walker
300
This line goes from one side of the image to another
Horizontal Line
300
This subject has been:
Zoomed in
300
this style of photography captures a subject using a solid or darker image surrounded by light
Silhouette Photography
400
this part of the camera controls how much light comes into a camera
Aperature
400
This family documentary photographer's most famous photo series "Kitchen Table Series"
Carrie Mae Weems
400
This element uses subjects that repeat
patterns
400
to photograph your subject looking from the bottom up
worm's eye view
400
photography that is done outdoors
Landscape Photography
500
part of the camera you look through to see your subject
view finder
500
Self taught photographer who was the first Black staff photographer of Time Magazine
Gordon Parks
500
This rule means that a subject is equal on both sides
symmetry
500
to photograph your subject from far away
Zoom out
500
style of photography that chronicles a story and events in history
Documentary photography