VOCAB
This is what the photo is mostly about (the main focus).
A) Subject or B) Exposure
SUBJECT
Rule of thirds means you imagine your photo split into: A) 3 rows and 3 columns or B) 2 halves
3 Rows
Framing means you use objects to:A) “Outline” your subject or B) Change the weather
“Outline” your subject
Lighting is important because it affects:A) How clear the subject is or B) The Wi-Fi speed
How clear the subject is
Mood is:A) How the viewer feels or B) How the camera feels
How the viewer feels
This means how you place objects in a photo to make it look good.
A) Composition or B) Caption
Composition
A strong place to put the subject is:A) On a third line or intersection or B) Always in the exact center
On a third line or intersection
A low angle shot makes the subject look:A) More powerful/tall or B) Smaller/weaker
More powerful/tall
If a photo is too dark, it may be:A) Underexposed or B) Overexposed
Underexposed
Tone is:A) The attitude the photo gives or B) The size of the photo
The attitude the photo gives
This is the lightness or darkness of a photo. A) Perspective or B) Exposure
Perspective
Rule of thirds usually makes photos feel: A) More balanced and interesting or B) More confusing
More Balanced and interesting
A high angle shot makes the subject look:A) Smaller/less powerful or B) More giant
Smaller/less powerful
If a photo is too bright and washed out, it may be:A) Overexposed or B) Underframed
Overexposed
Theme is:A) The big message/lesson or B) The camera brand
The big message/lesson
This means the picture is clear and not blurry. A) Focus or B) Mood
Rule of thirds helps you plan:A) Subject placement or B) Camera battery life
Subject Placement
This is the position you shoot from (high, low, eye-level). A) Angle or B) Theme
Angle
Front lighting usually makes the subject look:A) Clearer with fewer shadows or B) Like a silhouette
Clearer with fewer shadows
Evidence in a photo means:A) Details you can point to or B) Your guess with no proof
Details you can point to
Text that explains what is happening in a photo. A) Framing or B) Caption
If your subject is on the left third, you should usually leave space: A) In front of where they’re facing or B) Only behind them
In front of Where They're Facing
Framing can be made with things like:A) Doorways, windows, trees or B) Volume buttons
Doorways, windows, trees
Backlighting often creates:A) A silhouette or B) A sharper focus every time
A silhouette
An inference is:A) A conclusion based on evidence or B) A random opinion
A conclusion based on evidence