Photo- Unit 3, Lesson 2-The Evolution of Photography: Impact and Emerging Trends

Multiple Choice

What are the key impacts of photography on society?

• Increased communication

• Cultural preservation

• Environmental awareness

• Social media influence

Multiple Choice

What impact did early photography have on the study of movement?

• It allowed for the capture of still images only

• It revolutionized how we capture movement

• It made photography obsolete

• It focused solely on static images

Multiple Select

What are the characteristics of Impressionism as influenced by photography?

• Small thin brush strokes

• Open composition

• Emphasis on light and movement

• Focus on literal representation

Multiple Choice

What effect did early cameras have on the depiction of movement in art?

• They eliminated movement entirely

• They created a sense of stillness

• They caused blurring or drag

• They made colors more vibrant

Multiple Choice

What are the key differences between the Daguerreotype and Calotype photographic processes?

• Daguerreotype produces a single image, Calotype produces negatives

• Daguerreotype is less detailed than Calotype

• Calotype was invented in 1839, Daguerreotype in 1841

• Daguerreotype is more versatile than Calotype

Multiple Choice

What is a Daguerreotype?

• 1st successful photograph, 1827. Create by Frenchman Joseph Niepce

• 1st reproducible still image (created on glass). Create by Luis Daguerre.

• Founded by George Eastmann in 1888, made photography affordable.

Multiple Choice

How did early image manipulation, as seen in Abraham Lincoln's portrait, differ from modern digital editing?

• It was less complex

• It used digital tools

• It was more artistic

• It required no skill

Multiple Choice

What innovative techniques did Robert Cornelius use to create the world's first selfie?

• Set up camera on legs

• Used a digital camera

• Took multiple shots

• Used a tripod

Multiple Choice

What subjects were commonly featured in the Carte de Visite photographs?

• Monarchs and aristocrats

• Soldiers

• Children

• All of the above

Multiple Choice

What information can historical photographs reveal about time periods and cultural context?

• Time periods

• Cultural context

• Available technology

• Artistic approaches

Multiple Choice

What were the advantages of the Collodion Process compared to the Daguerreotype?

• Sharp images

• Multiple prints

• Longer exposure time

• Higher cost

Open Ended

What is the significance of post-processing and manipulation in fine art photography?

Open Ended

In what ways are modern selfies similar to or different from early photographic self-portraits?

Poll

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