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WorksheetsPhotography Quiz Module 6
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 15mins
While copyright is automatic, registration of your photograph with the U.S. ____________________ office is necessary to receive the full benefits and protection of copyright laws.
Patent
Copyright
Communications
____________________ is a collection of works by one artist to be presented.
wallet
catalogue
portfolio
library
____________________ is defined as how many image pixels will fit inside each inch of paper when printed.
Tone
Resolution
Compression
The ____________________ pixels printed per inch, the larger the image will appear on paper and the lower quality it will have.
fewer
more
____________________ displays the current resolution of the image (72 pixels/inch) and how large or small the image will appear on paper if we print it at the listed resolution.
Document size
Colorspace
Filetype
CMYK
Describe the differences in approaches to a professional portfolio and a college admissions portfolio.
____________________ is an opportunity to describe the artist's vision and reasons for creating art.
Metadata
An artist statement
A file name
A test audience
The primary function of a ____________________ is to keep the print from direct contact with the glass of a frame.
Frame
Lithograph
Matte
3 point lighting
Which of the following are benefits of storing digital photos online, using services like Shutterfly, Flickr, Google Photo, and more? (Choose all that apply)
Provides a backup of your photos
Allows you to share photos with friends
Makes your photography better
Lets you print copies of photos or photobooks
Most ____________________ cameras have only electronic viewfinders (a small screen where you see the picture) so you can only shoot in Live View – as if looking at the LCD screen on a DSLR.
mirrorless
disposable
Polaroid
wideformat
Which of the following is not a right that comes with a photography copyright.
You can reproduce the photograph.
You can prepare derivative works based upon the photograph.
You can distribute copies of the photograph to the public by sale or other transfer of ownership, or by rental, lease or lending.
You can sue people who take similar photographs.
You don't own copyright to your images if you do the following:
Place a watermark on it
Register with the Copyright office
Enter into a 'work-made-for-hire' relationship
Create a derivative work
Make sure your portfolio-builder site allows you to control the following so you can drive traffic to your site.
Search engine optimization (SEO)
Derivative works
Watermarks
Copyright
This measurement displays the width and height of an image in pixels or how many how many pixels are in the image from left to right (1,200), and how many pixels are in the image from top to bottom.
Image resolution
Pixel dimensions
Document size
DPI
These have a lot of acid in them that can cause edges to turn brown and ruin your art.
Alphacellulose mattes
Rag mattes
Paper frames
Paper mattes
What should you look for when researching a free program for editing and correcting photos?
This type of matte is used to add a little more drama and are best for photographs that contain black, white or gray.
Off-white
White with black core
Black with white core
Neutral in taupe family
This online site allows you to choose from one of hundreds of templates that save you time and energy and allow you to create a personalized portfolio that fits your exact needs.
Flickr
Smugmug
500px
Pixpa
When applying to college as a photography major, you have to submit a portfolio. What is the primary reason for the portfolio?
To show admissions officers your abilities and your commitment to your craft
To explain that you got bad grades because you were focused on photography
To take the place of recommendations
To show every single photo you've taken since starting school
Write an artist statement of at least a few paragraphs, but no longer than 100 words. Be sure the statement achieves the following: It explains your artistic background, your motivations and sources of inspiration, your technical approach, your artistic goals and the things that make you – and your work - unique. It should help the viewer gain a deeper understanding and appreciation of your work and should include most of the following: What motivates you? What inspired your interest in photography? What issues and ideas most important to you? Why do you choose the subjects you do? What do you want the viewer to learn or come away with after seeing your images? How are you different from other artists/photographers with a similar focus? Who is your audience? How do your techniques and style work to communicate your ideas? What photographers or artists have influenced your work? Once complete, submit your artist statement to your instructor for review.
