Elements of Composition Review

The area in front of a moving object that creates a feeling of movement and provides a more balanced, dynamic and harmonized photograph.

• Dead Space

• Active Space

• Rule of Thirds

• Filling the Frame

This photo is an example of

• Watching the Background

• Filling the Frame

• Cutting Off Limbs

• Simplifying Your Focus

The space behind the subject where the action has already taken place

• Active Space

• Dead Space

• Filling the Frame

• Proximity

This photo is an example of

• Filling the Frame

• Rule of Thirds

• Creating Depth

• Using Frames

Composition is the visual arrangement or placement of the elements in a photograph.

• True

• False

Using the Rule of Thirds, how many squares are produced on the grid of the photograph?

• One

• Three

• Five

• Nine

This photo is an example of

• Keeping Things Straight

• Filling The Frame

• Rule of Thirds

• Dead Space

When breaking one of the "rules" of photography, you want to be deliberate. Before breaking a rule, what should you have?

• Confirmation that it won't be noticeable

• Concern of an accident

• A solid purpose

• You should never the break the rules

Studies show that our eyes are drawn first to the center of the photograph.

• True

• False

This photo is an example of

• Creating Depth

• Rule of Thirds

• Keeping Things Straight

• Active Space