Unit 2: The Art of Photography

Geese flying in a “V” pattern or the line of sight of a person looking in a certain direction are both examples of this.

• Space

• Texture

• Actual Line

• Implied Line

The subject in an image is an example of this element of design.

• Negative Space

• Positive Space

• Organic Shape

• Geometric Shape

This is the 2-dimensional arrangement of objects in a photograph or the 3-dimensional depth of an image.

• Shape

• Space

• Texture

• Hue

This is the name of a color, such as yellow, blue, or green.

• HUe

• Saturation

• Value

• Color

A point moving in space, or any mark that is longer than it is wide is considered a(n) _____________________.

• shape

• color

• line

• focal point

When objects in the foreground are clear and in focus, and objects in the background become blurry and less detailed this is an example of ________________________________.

• Blurriness

• Atmospheric Perspective

• Shape

• Implied Line

______________________________ is how we see light. It is made up of hue, saturation, and value.

• Balance

• Unity

• Form

• Color

Circles, squares, rectangles, triangles, ovals are all ________________________.

• Organic Shapes

• Organic Forms

• Geometric Forms

• Geometric Shapes

The background of an image is an example of ____________________________.

• Positive Space

• Negative Space

• Symmetrical Balance

• Radial Balance

___________________________ is the lightness or darkness of a color or shade.

• Color

• Saturation

• Hue

• Value