Photography Final

Away of dividing up the frame into nine rectangles that are guidelines to creating a balance 

How elements are arranged to achieve stability. Three types: symmetrical,asymmetrical,& radial 

The building blocks of art:  Line,shape, form, space, color, value, and texture. 

The amount of light and the duration of time that light is allowed to expose film 

Mechanism that opens & closes either the lens or camera body, allowing light to hit the film

An un-posed portrait of a person while she is going about her everyday life.  

The arrangements of distinct parts or elements to form a unified whole.  

The smallest imaging unit in an image sensor that is usually square or rectangular

Lens with variable focal lengths that changes from wider views to closer views

How much of the scene is in focus both in front of and behind the subject or point of focus.  

Portrait using belongings & environment of a person to give impression of their personality.  

Amount of time the mechanical door in a camera opens and closes toallow light to hit the film

The file format that compresses data in an image 

Objects that appear as shapes, values, & textures w/o visual clues as to what they are. 

The relative size of one element compared to another within the Picture 

Series of photographs that tries to tell a large and more complex true story.  

A print with mostly light values and tones.

A three-legged metal stand for holding a camera 

What photographer is this? 

Print with mostly dark values and tones 

What photographer is this? 

Red, blue, and green specks in an image causing decreased detail and lower resolution.  

Guidelines that are used to arrange the elements of art

Principles of Design that helps your eye travel through a picture.  

A numerical representation of the diameter of a len’s aperture

Latin for “dark room,” the first camera used as a drawing aid for artists. 

Portrait emphasizes the subject & de-emphasizes the setting, placing the focus on the person

The sharpness and fine detail in an image is measured in pixels per inch (ppi).

The critical moment at which the photograph best captures the subject.  

The position or location from where a photograph is taken

What photographer is this? 

Manipulation technique in landscape photography that darkens the edges of an image

With _________you can make one element dominant within the frame