Photography Unit 1 Quiz

What are three very important things to capture when taking a photo?

• Emotional colors, High contrast, leading lines

• Good contrast, great movement, delicious food

• Highlights, rule of thirds, and intense colors

• Good light, great composition, storytelling elements

A compositional technique where human-made or natural lines lead the viewer's eyes through a photograph to the subject or the heart of the image.

• Leading Lines

• ISO

• Depth of Field

• Shutter Speed

This term refers to understanding the effects of color on the viewer. Photographers can use color to evoke a range of emotions and draw attention to certain elements of the image.

• Contrast Emotion

• Color Intensity

• Emotional Framing

• Color Psychology

This term describes how much of your image is in focus.

• Depth of Field

• Leading Lines

• Shutter Speed

• ISO

American street photographer born in 1926 who mainly worked as a nanny and took thousands of photographs that were only discovered and made famous after her death in 2009.

• Vivian Maier

• Tanya Edison

• Eliza Clinton

• Anna Meyers

A composition guideline that places your subject in the left or right third of an image, leaving the other two thirds more open.

• Aperture

• Depth of Field

• O Leading Lines

• Rule of Thirds

Using repeating shapes or a repetitive pattern inside the frame as part of the composition.

• Intensity

• Contrast

• Repetition

• Selection

A point of view in photography where the image is captured from a very low angle with the camera pointing toward the top.

• Bird's Eye View

• Leading Lines

• Worm's Eye View

• Rule of Thirds

This term represents your camera's sensitivity to light. If you turn this setting up too high, your image will start to look grainy.

• Depth of Field

• ISO

• Composition

• Leading Lines

This is the item in your camera that stores your images for transfer to a computer.

• HDMI Cord

• SDMI Cable

• ISO Slot

• SD Card