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Whatever
100
Shooting a picture from below is an example of
What is worms eye view
100
Red , orange, and yellow are examples of these colors
What are warm colors
100
Principle that indicates movement by repetition of elements
What is Rhythm
100
Rules that govern how artists organize Elements of art
What is Principle of art
100
Technique for creating rhythm and unity in which a motif or single element appears again and again
What is Repetition
200
When you want to freeze motion you need to have a fast _____________
What is Shutter speed
200
Blue, green, and violet are examples of these colors
What are cool colors
200
Principle concerned with equalizing visual forces
What is Balance
200
Principle of art concerned with difference and contrast
What is Emphasis
200
How a piece of art or photograph is set up
What is Composition
300
Shooting a picture from above is an example of ____________
What is Birds eye view
300
Colors that cannot be mixed
What are primary colors
300
Principle used to create the look and feeling of action
What is movement
300
Principle of art that creates unity by stressing similarities of separate but related parts
What is Harmony
300
The colors on the color wheel
What is ROY G BIV
400
Panning ia accomplished when the photographer
What is moves with the moving object
400
The name of a color is know as the color's ________
What is Hue
400
Principle concerned with thw size relationship of one part to another
What is Proportion
400
The quality of oneness that is achieved through art
What is Unity
400
The last chemical that you use in developing film
What is Photo Flow
500
Zooming in on just a bugs eye would be an example of this type of photography
What is Macro Photography
500
Red and green are examples of these colors
What are complimentary colors
500
A two dimensional visual repetition with out movement
What is Pattern
500
Technique for creating unity by limiting the number of variations of an art element
What is Simplicity
500
The third Chemical that you use when developing an enlargement
What is Fixer