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WorksheetsPhoto Composition Test
Total questions: 35
Worksheet time: 2hrs 28mins
A great photo incorporates elements of design and good composition
True
False
This photo is an example of
Silhouette
Selective Focus
Make background darker
This photo is an example of
Make subject smaller
Selective Focus
Silhouette
The rule of thirds states that objects and subjects of focus should be in the center of the photo
True
False
This photo is an example of...
Birds eye
Worms eye
Neutral
A photo taken from above, taken from a high angle.
reference photo
format
framing
bird's eye view
Primary subject that catches the readers' attention first.
composition
focusing
CVI or center of visual interest
a photo composition technique in which real or imaginary lines in a photo lead the eye to the dominant element, primary subject or center of interest.
following lines
leading lines
moving lines
invisible lines
What is the primary photo technique of this image?
Depth of Field
Rule of Thirds
Viewpoint
Framing
What is the primary photo technique of this image?
Framing
Rule of Thirds
Close Up
Leading Lines
What is the primary photo technique of this image?
Close Up
Birds
Framing
Clouds
Which technique is framing?
Which image is NOT framing?
Which technique is NOT represented in this photo?
Depth
Leading Lines
Symmetry
Framing
Which image is NOT a close up?
Which image does NOT use rule of thirds?
What photo composition rule does this photograph BEST represent?
Framing
Rule of Thirds
Fill the Frame
Balancing Elements
What photo composition rule does this photograph BEST represent?
Rule of Thirds
Leading Lines
Framing
What photo composition rule does this photograph BEST represent?
Rule of Thirds
Leading Lines
Flowers
Framing
Which composition does this image display?
Silhouette
Leading Lines
Simplicity
Rule of Odds
What pulls us into a photograph and leads us through a path and on a journey?
Leading Lines
Cropping
Balancing Elements
Depth
This photo is an example of...
Leading Lines
Rule of Thirds
Golden Ratio
Framing
Foreground or background is out of focus while the center of interest is in focus:
Selective focus
Rule of thirds
Framing
The camera is looking UP at the subject.
Worm's Eye View
Bug's Eye View
Bird's Eye View
This is an example of -
Fill the frame
Leading lines
Rule of Thirds
Using natural elements to create a frame or border around the subject of the photo, so your audience knows exactly what your focus is, is called what?
Framing
Rule of Thirds
Repetition
Worm’s Eye View
Symmetrical
Asymmetrical
How did this artist create emphasis?
Isolation
Placement
Contrast
Patterns
Symmetrical
Asymmetrical
