MB Photography Vocabulary 3

This lens includes less of scene and makes objects look closer. Can range from 75mm to 1200mm.

Elements in the foreground, subject and background of a photo work together to tell a story.

Photo of one or more persons who are often not aware that a photo is being taken.

Changing the position of the camera can enable the photographer to see different scenes.

The arrangement of distinct parts or elements in an image to form a unified whole.

Image divided into thirds horizontally and vertically, focal points are set on the sweet spots

A wide aspect image, that is made with special camera scene setting.

The time just after sunrise or before sunset when daylight is softer and redder than in midday.

An outdoor nature scene, usually made  with a somewhat wide-angle lens. 

A lens whose angle of coverage is wider  than a normal lens, can range from 35mm to 12mm.

Used for extreme close-ups of small objects.

A lens with that can change from wider to closer views by changing the focal length of the lens

A lens with a fixed focal length (as opposed to a one that can be set to various focal lengths)

Moving the camera during an exposure to follow a moving subject and blur the background.

A picture taken of a person or animal.