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WorksheetsRules of Composition Refresher
Total questions: 11
Worksheet time: 6mins
What is composition in photography?
The separation of photographers from others
The act of posting a photo on social media
The process of taking a snapshot
The arrangement of elements within a photograph
The difference between taking and making a photograph is .
Taking is recording a moment, while making is purposeful
Taking is pre-visualization
Taking is common and everyday
Which rule of composition involves moving the focal point out of the center?
Viewpoint
Leading lines
Balancing elements
Rule of thirds
What is the purpose of balancing elements in composition?
To pair well with the rule of thirds
To create an informal or asymmetrical balance
To create a formal or symmetrical balance
To create a more pleasing and interesting image
(a) pairs well with the rule of thirds.
What is the purpose of leading lines in composition?
To experiment with different compositions
To include or exclude certain elements
To capture the subject from the best position
To draw the viewer's eye around the photograph
What should be considered when determining the viewpoint of a photograph?
The best position to capture the subject
The inclusion or exclusion of certain elements
The use of leading lines
The experimentation with different compositions
The purpose of inclusion and exclusion in composition is (a) .
What is the importance of experimentation in photography?
To create a more pleasing and interesting image
To draw the viewer's eye around the photograph
To capture the subject from the best position
To try new things and break the rules
What is the rule of thirds?
Determining the best position to capture the subject
Using leading lines to draw the viewer's eye around the photograph
Balancing elements to create a more pleasing and interesting image
Moving the focal point out of the center and into one of the 'third' sections of the photograph frame
Which type of balance involves creating a formal or symmetrical composition?
Informal balance
Formal balance
Viewpoint
Leading lines
