is important in photography and film making or taking videos.

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The distribution of light and dark in a picture; Blends the light and shade to create illusions of 3d

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The absence of hue and intensity

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made of light

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what are the Moods in color

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 the degree of lightness or darkness of light reflected in a color.

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The relative degree of lightness and darkness demonstrated by a given color.

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the difference in tones from white to gray to black. 

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contrast that is emphasizing complementary colors  (color wheel)

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when certain parts of the work are given less emphasis in the work than the focal point.

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Consistent, orderly, or pleasing arrangement of parts

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Telephoto lenses: Appearing to squash the foreground, middle ground, and background.Makes distant objects appear magnified with magnification increasing as longer focal length lenses are used.

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Turns an idea into a photograph; subject and often abstracted

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wide-angle or wide-field lenses, Exaggerate; making the image appear to bulge at the edges they view a wider angle of a scene than normal

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The part of work stand out, in order to draw the viewer’s eye there first

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Normal lenses, stimulates the human naked eye by having no distortion of space

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Means light in PHOTOGRAPHY

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The subject is in focus while the rest of the image is a blur that has a shallow depth of field that directs the viewer’s attention to its subject; creating an illusion of depth in the image.

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Keep the foreground in sharp focus while keeping the background and the middle ground blurred

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the amount of the image, foreground to background, that is in focus.

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Low height combined by low angle

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Keeps all the planes of action clear in the shot or in sharp focus throughout the scene’s depth

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Vantage point parallel to the horizon

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the position of the camera in relation to the subject and the perceived vantage of the camera that represents the viewer’s vantage point.

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French, Invented photography and "Father of photography"

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Vantage point high above the ground

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the position from where you take your photograph, high to low and between

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type of vantage Taken from a high angle

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type of vantage Taken from a low angle

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Vantage point closer to the ground

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type of vantage Taken from a straight shot

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Position of the camera in relation to the horizon

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Vantage point tilted away from the horizon

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The absence of hue and intensity

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hailed as one of the greatest photographs of all time because it captures in a single image both a formative document of its time and one of the first works of artistic modernism

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first brand of camera

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The position of the camera in relation to the ground 

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High height combined by high angle

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Determined by the relative proximity of the camera from the subject

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Extremely long shots

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Close up shots

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type of lighting that isMore diffused and has less defined shadows

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type of lighting that is the strongest and the most focused and Produces hard shadows

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An American photographer and modern art promoter making photography an accepted art form (The steerage)

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a Mini camera obscura, shorter exposure time

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1st camera and the image was upside down

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“The music of the majority”

something appreciated by many- “people's music”

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A traditional folk music performed by a soloist that expresses a tale in a strophic form 

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King of Rock n Roll

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A black pop music of the 1950s

The combination of different pop music genres like jazz, gospel and blues

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Combination of rhythm n blues and country western music

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 Popular in 1970’s A form of dance music,From the French term discotheque dance oriented night club

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the French term meaning dance oriented night club

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Spoken word delivered quickly in rhythm verses, Accompanied by hiphop music

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Counterpart of opera music but uses popular music not classical

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Created by black American musicians; Characterized by syncopated rhythm, a steady beat, drumming, percussive sounds and distinctive colors and articulations 

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Jazz for piano music

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Contains bent notes and note slides 

Big bands and swing

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A highly complex modern jazz style played by a small combo without the written music

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Is related to bop but is more relaxed and soother 

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Is improvised independently ; Can be compared to John Cage’s Chance music

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Has rock rhythm and tone color

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1st significant type of jazz

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Jazz intsrument that Provides the melody line 

Creates a variety of mood

Used in ballads, upbeat swings and jazz tunes

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Jazz intsrument that is found in ensembles or big bands

Create harmonies

Provides melodies 

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Jazz intsrument that is a versatile instrument

Solo or accompaniment

Beat and main chord

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Jazz intsrument that is Played in the rhythm section 

Provides the bass line of the music 

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Jazz intsrument that is Important in the rhythm of any music

Sets the tempo and style

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