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3.7-1 Photojournalism Vocabulary
3.7-1 Photojournalism Vocabulary
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A complete visual story that results from shooting before, during and after the event or activity.
Sequence
Timeline
Format
Chronology
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Position or arrangement of the elements in a photo; content of a photo.
Composition
Sizing
Repeating Elements
Format
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A photo composition technique in which texture, lines or another visual element repeats in the photo
Repetition of patterns/ elements
Repetition of subjects
Repetition of colors
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A method of dividing the photograph into thirds vertically and horizontally creating four intersection points.
None of the above
1/3 of the photo
subject alignment
Rule of thirds
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" A horizontal photo cannot fit into a vertical space and vice versa" Is an example of______.
Formating
Sizing
Camera Angles
Photo editing
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This image best represents which type of photo?
Detailed Shot
Portrait
Selfie
Action shot
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Composing a photo so that the subject is surrounded by content that highlights the subject.
Framing
Cropping
Repeating Elements
Rule of thirds
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A photo shot from below, or a ground-level angle
dog's eye view
bird's-eye view
worm's-eye view
floor view
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A horizontal or vertical orientation for a photograph. A variety in ______ makes a spread or module more interesting.
Format
Hot dog v. Hamburger sides
Sequence
Angle
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Noise is an undesirable electronic pattern in the dark areas of a digital photo.
False
True
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Challenge: Primary subject that gets readers’ attention
first
. The focal point or
dominant element
of the photo.
Framing
Protagonist
Subject
Center of Visual Interest (CVI)
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R-O3 the main subject should usually fall into one of the intersecting points, a little off-center in the photo.
True
False
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Use visual clues to decide which best describes the
lighting strategy
for this image
Backlit ( to create a silhouette)
Naturally lit
Partially lit
Photographing the light
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___________enhances a photo’s visual impact by removing dead space from the sides, top or bottom.
Framing
Leading Lines
Cropping
composing
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Editing the image AREA to reproduce enhances a photo’s visual impact by removing dead space (sides, top & bottom)
Leading lines
Composing
Cropping
Framing
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Photographer and designer are involved in selecting, cropping, and sizing to optimize storytelling.
Photo framing
Photo filtering
Photo composition
Photo editing
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A photo shot from above, taken from a high angle
bird's-eye view
reference photos
composition
worm's-eye view
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The specific location from which a photo is shot.
Framing
Sequence
Perspective
Angle
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Photos that tell stories, show action and reaction. Provide a variety of subjects and points of view.
Candid photos
Broadcast Journalism
Visual photos
Photojournalistic photos
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Composition technique where real or imaginary lines in a photo highlight the dominant element or primary subject
Highlight
Framing lines
Zooming in
Leading Lines
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This image best represents which type of photo?
Portrait
Selfie
Action shot
Detailed Shot
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This image best represents which type of photo?
Detailed Shot
Action shot
Portrait
Selfie
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The art of telling a visual story with photographs where images are NOT staged or posed
Visual Journalism
Photojournalism
Photography
Candid Photography
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The angle at which a photo is shot.
Composition
Detailed shot
Perspective
Angle
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The main focus of a photo (a single person, a couple, a small group, a large group).
Repeating Elements
Protagonist
Subject
Center of Visual Interest (CVI)
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Taking photos from different _______________ creates more interesting photos and can tell a story in different ways.
sequence
sizing
Rule of thirds
Angles