Frame Within a Frame Photography Quiz

What is 'frame within a frame' photography?

• Positioning your main subject so it’s framed by something else within the scene

• Using a wide-angle lens to capture the entire scene

• Using only natural light for photography

• Focusing on the background rather than the subject

Frame within a frame is limited to frames that completely surround your subject.

• True

• False

Frames can be in front of or behind subject.

• True

• False

What effect does using a shallow depth of field have in 'frame within a frame' photography?

• It blurs the frame and helps draw the viewer’s eye to the subject

• It sharpens the entire image

• It darkens the background

• It increases the contrast

What can be used to create a frame besides physical objects?

• Light and shadow

• A tripod

• A flash

• A camera lens

What should you do to improve your 'frame within a frame' photography skills?

• Practice looking for frames and incorporate them into your work

• Only shoot in black and white

• Avoid using any props

• Use a telephoto lens exclusively

What can out-of-focus elements in the foreground create?

• A sharp background

• A distraction from the subject

• A need for higher ISO

• An abstract form that can frame the subject

What does the photo of the young monks illustrate?

• Using a high ISO setting

• Using a tripod for stability

• Using a wide-angle lens

• Using shadows to help frame the main subject

What does the photo of the dancer illustrate?

• Using white pillars and a circular shape to frame the subject

• Using a high ISO setting

• Using a telephoto lens

• Shooting in black and white

What is the main purpose of 'frame within a frame' photography?

• To focus the viewer’s eye on the subject and add depth to photos

• To increase the exposure time

• To eliminate the need for a tripod

• To reduce the need for post-processing