Photography Techniques Quiz

Which of the following effects can be achieved by using a low viewpoint looking up in photography?

• Makes the subject feel vulnerable/small

• Makes the subject feel strong/powerful/imposing

• Makes the viewer feel immersed/part of the image

• Makes the subject look contemplative or thoughtful

What is one of the effects of using a high viewpoint looking down in photography?

• Makes the subject feel strong/powerful/imposing

• Makes the subject look vulnerable/small

• Makes the viewer feel immersed/part of the image

• Makes the subject look contemplative or thoughtful

Which technique involves using elements of a scene to create a frame within your frame?

• Composition

• Varied Pose

• Framing

• Varied camera angle/viewpoint

What is one of the effects of a model looking directly at the camera in a photograph?

• Can seem contemplative or thoughtful

• Can be engaging or confrontational

• Can create a calm casual feeling

• Can give structure

Which of the following is NOT an effect of a straight on/eye level viewpoint in photography?

• Makes the viewer feel immersed/part of the image

• Seems relatable, familiar, comfortable

• Emphasizes the foreground

• Makes the subject look vulnerable/small

What is one of the effects of using a relaxed pose in photography?

• Can create a calm casual feeling

• Can be engaging or confrontational

• Can seem contemplative or thoughtful

• Can give structure

Which of the following is an example of using framing in photography?

• Using a low viewpoint looking up

• Using a high viewpoint looking down

• Shooting through a doorway or arches

• Using a straight on/eye level viewpoint

What is the primary purpose of cropping in photography?

• To add more elements to the photograph

• To remove unwanted objects or irrelevant areas

• To change the color of the photograph

• To increase the size of the photograph

What does the centre of interest or point of interest in a photograph do?

• Creates a focal point and draws the viewer's eye

• Adds more colors to the photograph

• Increases the brightness of the photograph

• Reduces the size of the photograph

What is the effect of leading lines or S-curves in a photograph?

• They make the photograph look smaller

• They lead the viewer's eye around the composition

• They change the color of the photograph

• They remove unwanted objects from the photograph