Photographic Composition

What is the Rule of Thirds?

• A method of dividing an image into halves

• A process of dividing an image into thirds using two horizontal and two vertical lines

• A technique for coloring images

• A way to measure the brightness of an image

What is the purpose of the Rule of Thirds?

• To create a more balanced photo

• To make the image brighter

• To increase the size of the image

• To change the color of the image

How does the Rule of Thirds affect the viewer's eye?

• It makes the viewer's eye focus on the center

• It allows the viewer’s eye to drift around more naturally

• It makes the viewer's eye ignore the image

• It causes the viewer's eye to see only the edges

According to studies, where do people's eyes tend to go first?

• The dead center of the image

• The corners of the image

• One of the intersection points

• The bottom of the image

What does the Rule of Thirds identify at the center of each grid line intersection?

• Four power points

• Two power points

• Three power points

• Five power points

What is the Fibonacci or golden spiral built from?

• Circles

• Triangles

• Squares

• Hexagons

What is the length of every square in the Fibonacci spiral?

• A prime number

• A Fibonacci number

• A random number

• A square number

What shape does the curve resemble when arcs are drawn from opposite corners of each square?

• A circle

• A triangle

• A spiral

• A rectangle

What is the Fibonacci sequence primarily used for in this context?

• Building pyramids

• Creating a composition rule

• Designing bridges

• Calculating distances

What happens when you place the squares within a frame and draw arcs?

• You create a straight line

• You form a spiral curve

• You make a zigzag pattern

• You get a random shape