What are the main elements that bring order to a photograph's composition?

• Line, color, shape, contrast, emphasis, texture, and space

• Light, shadow, balance, harmony, and rhythm

• Focus, depth, clarity, and sharpness

• Brightness, saturation, hue, and tone

Which element is used in photographs to move your eye around the image?

• Color

• Line

• Shape

• Texture

What is the purpose of using color in photographs?

• To create depth and frame the subject

• To create emphasis, variety, and interest

• To create pattern and repetition

• To create texture and contrast

What does contrast in photography involve?

• The arrangement of opposite elements

• The use of similar colors and textures

• The balance of light and shadow

• The focus on a single subject

How is space used in photography?

• To create a sense of depth and frame the subject

• To create pattern and repetition

• To emphasize color and contrast

• To create texture and interest

What does the term "composition" refer to in visual arts?

• The color scheme used in a painting

• The placement or arrangement of visual elements in a work of art

• The type of materials used in a sculpture

• The historical context of an artwork

What is a posed photograph?

• A photograph taken without any planning

• A photograph where subjects or objects are placed in a specific way

• A photograph that captures natural light

• A photograph that uses digital editing

What is a candid photograph?

• A photograph taken in a studio

• A photograph where subjects or objects are left un-posed

• A photograph that uses artificial lighting

• A photograph that is digitally enhanced

Who invented the Collodion Wet-Plate Process?

• William Henry Fox Talbot

• Eadweard Muybridge

• Frederick Scott Archer and Gustave Le Gray

• Louis Daguerre

What is a photogram?

• A photograph taken with a digital camera

• A photograph created by placing objects on light-sensitive paper

• A photograph developed in a darkroom

• A photograph printed on metal