WorksheetsComposition in Photography
Total questions: 9
Worksheet time: 5mins
Define Composition
setting that is adjusted based on the type of photograph you’re shooting; setting can be wide angle, 50 mm, 200 mm etc
the process of placing and rearranging a photograph’s subjects to maximize interest
setting that is adjusted to blur out, or clear up the background of a photograph; setting can be f/8, f/14, f/2.8 etc
a two-dimensional box representing a three-dimensional world
True or False? ... Aperture is the setting adjusted based on the type of photograph you’re shooting; setting can be wide angle, 50 mm, 200 mm etc
True
False
What is the composition technique that gives a photograph depth and scale by placing a well-known subject at the center of the photograph?
Rule of Thirds
Center Composition
Leading Lines
Placing a Person
Define Leading Lines
composition technique where lines within the photo guide the eyes to the subject of the photo
composition technique where subject goes in the middle of the photograph. The photo must be balanced left to right, or top to bottom
composition technique where there is a lot going on at the front of the photograph. The activity at the front catches the eye and leads it through the photo mid- and background
composition technique in which you divide the image into three equal parts, vertical and horizontal, and then place your subject at any of the intersection points
Rule of Thirds – composition technique in which you divide the image into three equal parts, vertical and horizontal, and then place your subject at any of the (a)
True or False: A photograph is a two-dimensional box representing a three-dimensional world
True
False
Define Focal Length
setting that is adjusted to blur out, or clear up the background of a photograph; setting can be f/8, f/14, f/2.8 etc
composition technique where there is a lot going on at the front of the photograph. The activity at the front catches the eye and leads it through the photo mid- and background
setting that is adjusted based on the type of photograph you’re shooting; setting can be wide angle, 50 mm, 200 mm etc
composition technique that gives a photograph depth and scale by placing a well-known subject at the center of the photograph
Center Composition is the composition technique where subject goes in the (a) of the photograph
Define Foreground Interest
composition technique in which you divide the image into three equal parts, vertical and horizontal, and then place your subject at any of the intersection points
composition technique where subject goes in the middle of the photograph. The photo must be balanced left to right, or top to bottom
composition technique where there is a lot going on at the front of the photograph. The activity at the front catches the eye and leads it through the photo mid- and background
composition technique that gives a photograph depth and scale by placing a well-known subject at the center of the photograph
