Photography Reflection Quiz

Consider the image on the left. How do the lines help guide your eye?

• They create a sense of movement.

• They divide the image into sections.

• They draw attention to the focal point.

• They add texture to the image.

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Consider the image on the left. How does the image on the left implement the rule of thirds?

• The main subject is placed at the intersection of the grid lines.

• The image is divided into three equal horizontal sections.

• The image is divided into three equal vertical sections.

• The main subject is centered in the image.

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Consider the image on the left. How does the odd number of objects in this image help create balance and movement for the viewer?

• It creates symmetry.

• It draws the viewer's eye across the image.

• It makes the image appear static.

• It adds confusion to the composition.

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rule of thirds means that you the object of your image is not?

• symetrical

• centered

• an object

• large

Which of these is an example of leading lines?

• yard lines on a football field

• a stuffed animal

• a car

• a photo of a dog where the dog is not centered

Which composition technique involves placing the subject along lines or at the points where they intersect?

• Symmetry

• Leading lines

• Rule of thirds

• Framing

What is the rule of thirds in composition?

• Dividing the image into three equal parts horizontally and vertically

• Using three subjects in every photo

• Setting the camera's ISO to a third of its maximum value

• Editing the photo into three distinct color tones

Which image best illustrates the Rule of Thirds?

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Why is having an odd number of things in a photo useful?

• odd numbers breaks the rules of photo composition

• you can only make use of angles with odd numbers

• you can have multiple subjects

• it helps create balance

It is sometimes okay to break composition rules if you have a great photo.

• false

• true

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