Any of the different points of view that can be used to vary a picture’s composition and visual impact.

A small, bright reflection in a photo subject’s eyes, used to add sparkle and liveliness.

The relationship of a shadow and highlight.

What is lighting that already exists in a scene or space, without any additions being made?

Informal, unposed photographs, usually with people as the main subjects.

A single element of the photo to which all the other elements of the picture relate and which sends a clear message to the viewer.

A lens shape that is curved outward.

The amount of light reflected from a scene that reaches the camera’s image receiver is called?

A lens that produces a round image with considerable spherical distortion.

The arrangement of visual elements, such as shapes, colors, and textures, within the photographic image.

The size of the zone of acceptably sharp focus.

Studio light used to place supplementary illumination on the subject to soften dark shadows, decreasing the contrast range of the light reflected from the subject.

What is the light-control device located in the camera body, just in front of the film?

The common point at which converging light rays meet is called?

What is the number used to designate a lens aperture?

A small viewing screen on the back side of a digital camera that allows review of each image immediately after it is exposed.

Image format that is taller than it is wide--a vertical rectangle.

A technique in which the photographer makes continuous small adjustments to keep a moving object sharp so the shutter can be pressed at any time.

The working space within which the picture is composed is called?