WorksheetsPhotography Test
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 1hrs 11mins
What are the elements of photography?
F-Stop, IOS, shutter speed
contrast, balance, rhythm, pattern, and movement
line, shape, form, texture, color, & size
earth, wind, and fire
In photography, line is defined as___.
anything that stretches between two points in a photograph.
a long, narrow, mark or band.
A length of chord, rope, or wire
anything that stretches horizontally across a photograph.
In photography, contrast refers to...
different colors in an image.
different percentages of black in a photo.
different tones in an image.
different percentages of white in a photograph.
In photography, "texture" refers to...
how smooth or rough the items in the picture are.
how blurry or focused an image is.
a visual representation of variations in color, shape, and depth of an objects surface.
purposefully blurring your image for a dramatic effect.
In photography, shape refers to...
the flow of the photograph.
the shapes of the objects in the photograph.
the three-dimensional appearance of objects in a photograph.
the two-dimensional appearance of objects in a photograph.
What are the principals of design in photography?
balance, rhythm, pattern, emphasis, contrast, unity, and movement.
color, tint, saturation, and depth.
depth, line, direction, horizon, and focal point.
only take portraits from chest up, stand with your back to the sun, only use flash indoors.
What is composition within a photograph?
It refers to how many things are on both sides of the frame.
It refers to what kinds of things you are photographing.
it refers to how the elements in a photograph are arranged.
it refers to whether the photograph is composed in black and white or color.
What are Rules of Composition in photography?
#1 leading lines
#2 rule of thirds
#3 negative space
#4 horizon line
#5 symmetry and patterns
#1 shape
#2 form
#3 line
#4 rule of thirds
#5 horizon lines
#1 texture
#2 color
#3 tint
#4 balance
#5 brightness
#1 put tall people in back
#2 put light colored objects in front of dark ones
#3 try to create symmetry
Define aperture.
Aperture is the speed at which a shutter closes.
Aperture is the length of time the shutters stay open.
Aperture is the opening in a macro lens.
Aperture is the opening in the lens's diaphragm that lets light in.
An F-stop...
refers to how many frames per minute.
is a term that represents the aperture measurements on a camera.
is a term that represents how fast a shutter closes, shutter speed.
refers to a point of reference in your framing.
ISO refers to...
your camera's sensitivity to light.
your camera's frame per minute speed.
how much light the aperture will let in.
Which has LESS sensitivity to light?
ISO of 800
ISO of 200
Which photo demonstrates The Rule of Thirds?
Which photograph demonstrates line best?
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