Photography Test

What are the elements of photography?

• F-Stop, IOS, shutter speed

• contrast, balance, rhythm, pattern, and movement

• line, shape, form, texture, color, & size

• earth, wind, and fire

In photography, line is defined as___.

• anything that stretches between two points in a photograph.

• a long, narrow, mark or band.

• A length of chord, rope, or wire

• anything that stretches horizontally across a photograph.

In photography, contrast refers to...

• different colors in an image.

• different percentages of black in a photo.

• different tones in an image.

• different percentages of white in a photograph.

In photography, "texture" refers to...

• how smooth or rough the items in the picture are.

• how blurry or focused an image is.

• a visual representation of variations in color, shape, and depth of an objects surface.

• purposefully blurring your image for a dramatic effect.

In photography, shape refers to...

• the flow of the photograph.

• the shapes of the objects in the photograph.

• the three-dimensional appearance of objects in a photograph.

• the two-dimensional appearance of objects in a photograph.

What are the principals of design in photography?

• balance, rhythm, pattern, emphasis, contrast, unity, and movement.

• color, tint, saturation, and depth.

• depth, line, direction, horizon, and focal point.

• only take portraits from chest up, stand with your back to the sun, only use flash indoors.

What is composition within a photograph?

• It refers to how many things are on both sides of the frame.

• It refers to what kinds of things you are photographing.

• it refers to how the elements in a photograph are arranged.

• it refers to whether the photograph is composed in black and white or color.

What are Rules of Composition in photography?

• #1 leading lines

  #2 rule of thirds

  #3 negative space

  #4 horizon line

  #5 symmetry and patterns

• #1 shape

  #2 form

  #3 line

  #4 rule of thirds

  #5 horizon lines

• #1 texture

  #2 color

  #3 tint

  #4 balance

  #5 brightness

• #1 put tall people in back

  #2 put light colored objects in front of dark ones

  #3 try to create symmetry

Define aperture.

• Aperture is the speed at which a shutter closes.

• Aperture is the length of time the shutters stay open.

• Aperture is the opening in a macro lens.

• Aperture is the opening in the lens's diaphragm that lets light in.

An F-stop...

• refers to how many frames per minute.

• is a term that represents the aperture measurements on a camera.

• is a term that represents how fast a shutter closes, shutter speed.

• refers to a point of reference in your framing.