History of Photography
Who was the scientist and photographer who used a high powered - high speed flash to freeze motion
Who is Harold Eugene Edgarton?
The part of the camera located behind the lens that opens and closes to let light in.
What is the shutter?
This is the oldschool short hand term used in photography to describe the different quantities of light that can either be increased or decreased.
What are F-Stops
What is emphasis through framing, contrast, focus, scale?
What was the name of the 1st small box camera that could be easily carried around?
What is a Kodak Brownie
The optical glass used to gather and focus light rays to form an image.
What is the lens?
This setting you press once to keep the lens open, and you press it again to close the lens exposure.
What is the TIME setting?
This is the most dynamic type of BLANK you can use to organize the elements in your frame. These BLANKS can move the viewer from foreground to background.
What are diagnol lines?
Which Victorian Era Queen was an amateur photographer who never traveled without her Kodak Brownie camera.
Who is Queen Alexandra?
This setting allows you to take multiple pictures in sequence.
What is continous or burst mode?
In Lightroom, this is the name of the graph that shows us the disrtrobution of tones in your image.
What is the histrogram?
The BLANK is the phrase used to desribe the point at which composition and timing meet to create a dramatic, poignent expression of the action.
What is the DECISIVE MOMENT?
Who is the documentary photographer, sometimes called the grandfather of street photography, who coined the phrase "The Decisive Moment"
Who is Henry Cartier-Bresson?
This extremely useful button on NIKON cameras allows you to change many variables quickly, such as ISO, Picture Control, White Balance, Image Size and Quality, AF and Manual Focus, etc
What is the "i" button?
The shutter speed, the aperture and the ISO make up this.
What is the exposure triangle?
What is S or Shutter Priority (TV in Canon)?
This compositional design term refers to when there is equal visual weight in the frame.
What is symmetry?
Name where the two camera obscruas left in Los Angeles is location.
What is Griffith Park Observatory and Santa Monica
This is how we would describe an image or print that is lacking in contrast
What is FLAT?
BLANK 1 is the cut off for hand holding your camera. Below this expsoure you will experience BLANK (2)
If the subject is in focus and the background behind the subject is blurred, does the composition have a shallow or deep depth of field?