Framing Techniques in Photography

The video tutorial introduces framing as a compositional technique in photography, explaining how it draws focus to the subject by using surrounding elements. It differentiates between framing and 'frame within a frame' and provides examples of framing elements like trees, roads, and lights. The tutorial outlines steps to apply framing and showcases famous photographs that effectively use this technique. It concludes by encouraging viewers to incorporate framing into their photography practice.

What is the primary purpose of using framing in photography?

• To bring focus to the subject

• To create a symmetrical composition

• To add color to the image

• To increase the brightness

How does 'frame within a frame' differ from regular framing?

• It uses only natural elements

• It encloses the subject on all four sides

• It is only used in landscape photography

• It requires artificial lighting

Which of the following is NOT mentioned as a framing element?

• Trees

• Mirrors

• Poles

• Fences

What is a key benefit of using trees as framing elements?

• They are only found in rural areas

• They provide natural lighting

• They are always symmetrical

• They add dynamism with lines and textures

What is the first step in using framing effectively?

• Adjust the lighting

• Select a camera

• Pick a subject

• Choose a location

When framing a subject, what should you consider about the framing elements?

• Their historical significance

• Their natural layout

• Their cost

• Their color

What is demonstrated by framing a water bottle with closet lines?

• Framing with a single element

• Framing on both sides

• Framing with natural light

• Framing with artificial elements

Which famous photograph uses a headscarf as a framing element?

• Migrant Mother

• Afghan Girl

• The Steerage

• Lunch atop a Skyscraper

In 'Migrant Mother', what frames the mother's face?

• A tree

• A window

• A doorway

• Her children's heads

What is the framing element in 'Lunch atop a Skyscraper'?

• A bridge

• A beam

• A puddle

• A tree