Photography Composition Quiz

What is the first reason that classical composition appeals to our brains?

• It uses leading lines to draw viewers through a composition

• It focuses on high contrast areas in a photo

• It creates a center weighted symmetrical composition

• It arranges the elements in a photo in a way that our brains can easily process

How can you give more visual importance to the main character in a photo?

• Make the character smaller in the frame

• Make the character out of focus

• Make the character bigger in the frame

• Use low contrast around the character

What does a high contrast area in a photo have in terms of visual weight?

• It has less visual weight because it is hard to process

• It has strong visual weight because it is easy to process

• It has moderate visual weight because it is easy to identify

• It has no visual weight at all

What is the purpose of using leading lines in a composition?

• To establish a connection between two characters

• To create emotional tension based on their orientation

• To increase the tonal contrast in the photo

• To draw viewers through a composition

What is the effect of movement on visual weight in a photo?

• It increases the visual weight of the moving object

• It has no effect on the visual weight of the moving object

• It decreases the visual weight of the moving object

• It makes the moving object less noticeable

What is the main focus of the next episode in the series?

• How to use leading lines in photography

• How to compose a center weighted symmetrical composition

• How lighting can help convey emotions in stories

• How to create high contrast areas in photos

What is the purpose of using smoke in photography?

What is the effect of focusing on an element in a photo?

• It decreases the visual weight of the focused element

• It has no effect on the visual weight of the focused element

• It increases the visual weight of the focused element

• It makes the focused element less noticeable

Which composition technique does this photograph best demonstrate?

• Leading Lines
• Balance
• Forced Perspective
• Cropping

Which composition technique does this photograph best demonstrate?

• Balance
• Bird's Eye View
• Background
• Leading Lines