WorksheetsPhoto Composition
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 13mins
________ refers to the way a photo is constructed or planned to make the biggest possible impact.
Composition
Photography
Leading Lines
Framing
Worm's Eye View
Rule of Thirds
Rule of Thirds
Framing
Leading Lines
Rule of Thirds
Repetition
Bird's Eye View
Rule of Thirds
Selective Focus
Framing
All three rules
Strong Subject
Selective Focus
Fill the Frame
All three rules
A repeating pattern works well to emphasize your subject
True
False
Selective Focus
Framing
Angle
If you divide your picture into a tic-tac-toe board, your subject should not be located in the center square
True
False
If you can change the angle or viewpoint of your photograph, you automatically make it more interesting.
True
False
Changing the angle means tilting the camera.
True
False
Photos that have a strong, dominant focal point and/or center of interest are called...
Strong Subject
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
Say What?
Lines in a photo that direct a viewer’s focus to the photo’s subject are called?
Leading Lines
Mistakes
Framing
When a photographer narrows a picture’s depth of field so that only part of the picture is in focus, it draws attention to that particular area and is called?
Selective Focus
Poor choice
Rule of Thirds
Blurry Composition
A grid like this can be used to perform what composition rule?
Rule of Thirds
Framing
Spacing
Leading Lines
Worm's Eye View
Bird's Eye View
Normal Eye View
The two main angles are?
Bird's, Worm's
Word, Book
Normal, Directional
Acute, Obtuse
Rule of Thirds
Leading Lines
Fill the Frame
Angle
Strong Subject
Worm's Eye View
All three options
Strong Subject
Reflection
Duplication
Bird's Eye View
Leading Lines
Fill the Frame
Bird's Eye View
Worm's Eye View
Bird's Eye View
Photo composition helps create a "wow" photo?
True
False
Rules of composition should be applied to every photo?
True
False
