What is the term for a storytelling photo that is the largest and best photo on a spread?

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Which composition technique uses real or imaginary lines to lead the eye to the subject?

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What is the main element of a photo that draws the eye in, also known as the focal point?

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What type of photo captures life as it is happening without posing ?

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What is the term for capturing a life moment while it is playing out to highlight feelings?

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What term refers to the closeness to which a photo is shot, with wide, medium, or close-up shots?

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What type of photos are candid photos that tell stories and show action and reaction, providing a variety of subjects and points of view?

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What type of photos has as its purpose to provide a record of the membership of organizations and teams (group photos) or a record of the school population (portraits)?

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What package or feature on a spread includes student headshots (shoulders & up) and direct quotes?

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What is a set of photographs showing the before, during, and after of an event?

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The relationship of the photographer to the photo subject, such as taking a photo from below or above

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Using the environment of the photo itself to isolate and draw focus to the subject (for example, with tree branches or bodies of other people in the photo)

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This term refers to shooting a photograph horizontally or shooting a photo vertically.

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The technique of dividing a photo into nine squares to increase the drama of the photo, with the photo subject at the gridline intersections a little from the center

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Small photos that help increase the number of students we can cover in the book. They run in a row at the top or bottom of a spread and have no captions but do list the name and grade level (the identifier)

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