
Intro to Photography
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7th - 12th Grade
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Jason Davis
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Intro to Photography
Photos used are 2019 NSPA Photo of the Year finalists. Find credits and more info at http://studentpress.org/nspa/2019-photo-of-the-year-finalists/
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Multiple Choice
True or False? A photographer should try to use as many composition elements as possible in a photo?
True
False
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Multiple Choice
Using pictures to tell a story is _______?
Photography
Photo Novels
Journalism
Photojournalism
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Multiple Choice
If you think you're too close,
Run away
Get closer
Stay where you are
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Multiple Select
Which statements are true? (There is more than one answer.)
As a general rule, try to get 1, 2, or 3 people in a photo.
It's OK to use photos where people's heads are cropped off.
You should show peoples's faces and what they're doing.
It's best to stand in one spot for a long time to get the best photos.
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Multiple Choice
On a rule of thirds grid, the best place for faces and action is...
Where the lines intersect
In the middle
In the top/bottom thirds
The left/right thirds
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Multiple Select
Which ways are OK to hold your camera? (There is more than one answer.)
Horizontal
Vertical
45 degree angle
Selfie
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Multiple Choice
As a photographer you should try to be part of the story you're telling
True
False
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Multiple Select
Which statement is true?
Get as many people as possible in a photo.
Always stand on two feet to get the best photo.
Plan to take 50 photos to get one great one.
A blurry photo is a good photo
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Multiple Choice
Which is not something we're looking for in our photos?
Fuzzy
Crisp
Clear
Sharp
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Multiple Choice
What should you do if it turns out an activity you're supposed to cover turns out to be "boring"?
Put your camera away
Take a "boring" photo
Let people pose and goof around while you take their picture
Make the "boring" look cool
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Multiple Choice
What do we call non-posed, "in the moment" photos?
Posers
Newsies
Candid
Blurry
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Multiple Choice
Which composition element is a photographer using if he or she leaves the subject in focus and "blurs" the rest of the image?
Leading Lines
Depth of Field
Framing
Repetition
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Multiple Choice
Which composition element is a photographer using if he or she uses elements already present to create a border around all or part of the subject?
Leading Lines
Repetition
Framing
Depth of Field
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Multiple Choice
The way a photo is constructed to make the most impact for the view is called?
Composition
Construction
Photography
Photojournalism
Intro to Photography
Photos used are 2019 NSPA Photo of the Year finalists. Find credits and more info at http://studentpress.org/nspa/2019-photo-of-the-year-finalists/
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