When did portrait photography gain popularity?

Portrait Photography Flashcard

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11th Grade
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Heather Hutchison
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FLASHCARD QUESTION
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Mid 19th century
Answer explanation
Portrait photography gained popularity in the mid 19th century with the advent of more accessible photographic techniques, such as the daguerreotype, allowing more people to have their likeness captured.
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FLASHCARD QUESTION
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What is a key focus of a traditional portrait?
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The subject's face, often with an emphasis on the eyes
Answer explanation
A traditional portrait primarily focuses on the subject's face, highlighting the eyes to convey emotion and personality. This emphasis helps to create a connection between the viewer and the subject.
3.
FLASHCARD QUESTION
Front
What is true about portrait photography?
Back
It can include props, be candid, staged, or include multiple people.
Answer explanation
The correct choice highlights that portrait photography can be versatile, incorporating props, being candid or staged, and featuring multiple subjects, making it a broad and inclusive genre.
4.
FLASHCARD QUESTION
Front
What is the main goal of portrait photography?
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To capture the personality of the subject
Answer explanation
The main goal of portrait photography is to capture the personality of the subject, showcasing their character and emotions, rather than focusing on the background, lighting, or poses.
5.
FLASHCARD QUESTION
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What elements are important in portrait photography to convey a sense of who the person is?
Back
Effective lighting, backdrops, and poses
Answer explanation
Effective lighting, backdrops, and poses are crucial in portrait photography as they help to highlight the subject's personality and emotions, creating a more engaging and authentic representation of who the person is.
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FLASHCARD QUESTION
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Type of lighting used in portrait photography: Macro light, Directional light, Strobe light, Candle light
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Directional light
Answer explanation
Directional light is commonly used in portrait photography to create depth and highlight facial features, making it the correct choice. Macro light is for close-ups, strobe light is for flashes, and candle light is too soft.
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FLASHCARD QUESTION
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What is an important aspect of portrait photography that focuses on the subject's facial features?
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It's all about the eyes
Answer explanation
In portrait photography, the eyes are crucial as they convey emotion and connection. Focusing on the eyes enhances the subject's facial features, making them the focal point of the image, which is essential for impactful portraits.
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