Photography - Arts 6 (Part 1)

Photography comes from two Greek words : Photo and Graph, meaning ...

• image and drawing

• light and drawing

• light and image

Identify the principle of photography as described.

- may be shown using complementary colors or emphasizing differences using light and dark colors

• contrast

• emphasis

• harmony

• unity

Identify the principle of photography as described.

- which part of the work stand out, in order to draw the viewer’s eye there first

• contrast

• emphasis

• harmony

• unity

Identify the principle of photography as described.

- a consistent, orderly, or pleasing arrangement of parts

• contrast

• emphasis

• harmony

• unity

Identify the principle of photography as described.

- taking the parts of a piece of art and unify them into something better as a whole

• contrast

• emphasis

• harmony

• unity

Identify the principle of photography as described.

- arranging the elements in a piece so that there is an equality from one slide to the other

• balance

• harmony

• pattern or rhythm

• unity

Identify the principle of photography as described.

- repeating an element that will cause the viewer’s eye to move around to each element

• balance

• harmony

• pattern or rhythm

• unity

Photography is not considered a fine art since with the help of camera, anyone may capture an image.

• True

• False

The different elements and principles of art are also applied in photography.

• True

• False

In photography, an image or a picture is created by means of light.

• True

• False