Photography Pretest: Elements, Principles & Composition

Which of the following is NOT an element of design?

• Line

• Texture

• Emphasis

• Shape

What does the Rule of Thirds help with in photography?

• Lighting

• Composition

• Color correction

• Exposure

Which principle of design refers to the visual weight of elements?

• Balance

• Rhythm

• Unity

• Contrast

Leading lines in a photo are used to:

• Add color

• Create depth

• Guide the viewer’s eye

• Blur the background

Framing in photographic composition is defined as:

• Using elements within the scene to create a border around the subject.

• Adjusting the exposure to highlight the subject.

• Changing the color balance to enhance the image.

• Using a wide-angle lens to capture more of the scene.

Two elements of design that affect a photo are:

• Line and texture, as they influence the mood and focus of a photo.

• Color and taste, as they determine the flavor of a photo.

• Shape and sound, as they create audio effects in a photo.

• Pattern and smell, as they add scent to a photo.

'Depth' in photography refers to the sense of distance or three-dimensionality in an image and can be achieved by using techniques such as adjusting aperture, perspective, and focus.

• 'Depth' in photography refers to the sense of distance or three-dimensionality in an image and can be achieved by using techniques such as adjusting aperture, perspective, and focus.

• 'Depth' in photography refers to the color saturation in an image and can be achieved by increasing ISO.

• 'Depth' in photography refers to the brightness of an image and can be achieved by using a flash.

• 'Depth' in photography refers to the sharpness of an image and can be achieved by increasing shutter speed.