Upside Down Photography Techniques

Hilary introduces upside-down photography in this video tutorial. She explains how to create an upside-down selfie using props and provides various creative techniques for capturing unique photos. The video also covers photographing shadows and curved surfaces to explore light bending effects.

What is one of the main benefits of experimenting with upside down photography?

• It helps you cook better.

• It improves your singing abilities.

• It boosts your creativity and teaches new photo skills.

• It helps you learn to draw.

What is the first step in creating an upside down selfie?

• Lie down on a table with your head hanging over the edge.

• Sit on a chair.

• Stand on your head.

• Jump in the air.

Why do you need to frown when taking an upside down selfie?

• To make your eyes look bigger.

• To look serious.

• To make your face look smaller.

• To create the illusion of a smile in the photo.

Which of the following is a creative idea for upside down photography?

• Snapping a photo of a busy street.

• Photographing a friend doing a headstand.

• Taking a picture of a sunset.

• Capturing a bird in flight.

How can you make a candle look like something else in upside down photography?

• By photographing it upside down to resemble a rocket booster.

• By painting it.

• By placing it in water.

• By lighting it from the bottom.

What is a fun way to photograph pets using upside down photography?

• Take a picture of them running.

• Snap a photo of them sleeping.

• Photograph them while they are eating.

• Capture them lying on their backs and flip the photo.

Where is a good place to photograph shadows for creative effects?

• On a running path or in a park.

• At a beach.

• In a dark room.

• In a crowded mall.

What should you do after taking photos of shadows to create an interesting effect?

• Add a filter.

• Crop the image.

• Flip the photos upside down.

• Change the color.

How do curved surfaces affect light in photography?

• They make light disappear.

• They have no effect on light.

• They bend light, sometimes making things look upside down.

• They make light brighter.

Which object can be used to demonstrate the upside down effect of curved surfaces?

• A spoon.

• A flat mirror.

• A piece of paper.

• A wooden table.