Art WW1: Photography 2

Identify the Principles of Art applied in photography:

This refers to the distribution of visual weight in an image.

It ensures the composition feels stable and harmonious.

• balance

• emphasis

• movement

• proportion

• rhythm

• Identify the kind of balance referred to:

• This kind of balance refers to equal visual weight on both sides.

• symmetrical balance

• asymmetrical balance

• radial balance

• Identify the kind of balance referred to:

• Different elements create balance without mirroring each other (e.g., a large subject on one side balanced by a smaller subject on the other).

• symmetrical balance

• asymmetrical balance

• radial balance

• Identify the kind of balance referred to:

• Elements arranged around a central point

• (e.g., a spiral staircase or a flower)

• symmetrical balance

• asymmetrical balance

• radial balance

Identify the Principles of Art applied in photography:

Drawing attention to the main subject or focal point of the image

• balance

• emphasis

• movement

• proportion

• rhythm

Identify the Principles of Art applied in photography:

The way the viewer’s eye is guided through the image or the illusion of action.

• balance

• emphasis

• movement

• proportion

• rhythm

Identify the Principles of Art applied in photography:

The relationship between the sizes of different elements in an image.

• balance

• emphasis

• movement

• proportion

• rhythm

Identify the Principles of Art applied in photography:

The repetition of elements to create a visual flow or pattern.

• balance

• emphasis

• movement

• proportion

• rhythm

Identify the Principles of Art applied in photography:

Using different elements to create interest and avoid monotony.

• Variety

• emphasis

• movement

• proportion

• rhythm

• What is the arrangement of elements or objects in a photograph?

• It is said to be the most important aspect of photography.

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