Basics of Photography

Line is the visual or tactile surface characteristics and appearance of something.

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Color can evoke emotions, create mood, and guide the viewer's attention.

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Balance is the distribution of visual elements within a frame to create a sense of equilibrium and harmony, guiding the viewer's eye and making the image pleasing to the viewer.

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Multimedia is the art, science, and practice of capturing light to create images. It involves using a camera to record visual moments whether they’re of people, landscapes, objects, or events either digitally or on film.

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Photography began in the early 1800s in Canada when inventor Joseph Nicéphore Niépce created a prototype of a photographic camera in 1816.

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Exposure refers to how much light reaches your camera sensor (or film) when taking a photo. It determines how bright or dark your image will be.

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Depth of Field (DoF) refers to how much of your image is in sharp focus from the subject to the background.

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1/500, 1/200, 2", 10" is the measurement of Shutter Speed of a camera.

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The lower the number, the higher the ISO
The higher the number, the lower the ISO

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In Photography as communication, it is a powerful language that transcends words.

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