WorksheetsPhotography - Animals
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
1. What is the best time of the day to photograph an animal?
a)
At night
b)
Lunchtime
c)
In the morning
d)
When they're happy
2.
1. Why is it difficult to photograph animals?
a)
They hate cameras
b)
They move around a lot
c)
They're shy
d)
They like to eat photographers
3.
1. Where were the first animals photographed?
a)
Lions and tigers and bears, oh my!
b)
The platypus
c)
Dogs and cats
d)
Zoo, Farm, and Circus animals
4.
1. What type of lens should you have available when shooting animals?
a)
Macro Lens
b)
Wide Angle Lens
c)
Normal Lens
d)
Telephoto Lens
5.
Animal photography can share characteristics of other kinds of photography like Documentary, Fine Art, Portrait.
a)
True
b)
False
6.
When photographing animals you should always...
a)
Think artistically and apply EOA/POD
b)
Shoot whatever you can get
c)
Try to get them excited
d)
Get as close as you can
7.
Value can add emphasis to a subject in black and white images.
a)
True
b)
False
8.
Texture can add a tangible quality to an image and make the animal come alive.
a)
True
b)
False
9.
When photographing details or abstracts of an animal, this aspect of the Principles of Design can sometimes identify the animal for the viewer.
a)
Emphasis
b)
Balance
c)
Pattern
d)
Color
10.
To freeze a fast moving animal, you should use a ______ shutter speed
a)
Slow
b)
Fast
c)
Medium
d)
Manual
11.
When shooting animal portraits (not moving), you should use the same principles as when you shoot portraits of people.
a)
True
b)
False
12.
Most animals are active __________________ and that is the best time to photograph them...
a)
at noon
b)
at midnight
c)
in the morning
d)
at dinnertime
13.
When photographing animals in the wild, it is important not to...
a)
use your lens cap.
b)
disturb the natural habitat.
c)
go swimming in rivers.
d)
change lenses.
14.
Who was the photographer that took the running horse series of photographs in 1878?
a)
Eadweard Muybridge
b)
Steve Sasson
c)
Tim Flach
d)
Steve Parish
15.
What is another thing you should do your best to avoid when photographing animals in the wild?
a)
following an animal.
b)
getting too close.
c)
drinking too much water.
d)
cleaning your lens.
16.
What are some reasons to photograph animals in the wild?
a)
people don't like zoos.
b)
To show their natural habitat and their struggles of life and death.
c)
because it's fun.
d)
Animals love to post for photos.
17.
In the early days, equipment was ___________ and made photographing animals in the wild extremely difficult.
a)
large, clumsy, and slow
b)
easy to carry
c)
small and compact
d)
very efficient
18.
Harsh, direct light (like sunlight) can help accent the ________ of an animal.
a)
angry expressions.
b)
textures
c)
patterns
d)
face
19.
If you're photographing an animal in the early evening, you should use a ______________ ISO like _____________.
a)
closed / F11
b)
very high / 3200
c)
faster / 1/250
d)
higher/ 800
20.
If you're trying to show an animal in their native habitat like you would a landscape photo, you should use an F-Stop like ___________to create a _________ Depth of Field
a)
F2.0 / Deep
b)
F16 / Deep
c)
1/125th / Shallow
d)
F2.8 / Shallow
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