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Digital Photo Test 3
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A combination of painting and or drawing, with photography. A method of either etching, painting or drawing on a surface
Lithographs
Platinotype
Combination Printing
Cliché Verre
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Photography was seen as an inferior art because it was the product of what?
The product of mechanical and natural processes.
The product of mechanical and handmade processes.
The product of handmade and chemical processes.
The product of mechanical and chemical processes.
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Who is the Photographer?
Oscar Rejlander
Gustave Le Gray
Henry Robinson
Peter Emerson
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Making a composite photograph by cutting, gluing, rearranging & overlapping 2 or more photographs into a new image
Combination Printing
Photomontage
Albumen Print
Double Exposure
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Who is the photographer?
Alfred Stieglitz
Robert Demachy
Gustave Le Gray
Oscar Rejlander
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What color rays of the spectrum were the silver iodide emulsions of the time sensitive to?
Red Rays
Blue Rays
Yellow Rays
Black Rays
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Who created what is widely considered the first deliberately double-exposed photograph?
Peter Henry Emerson
Oscar Rejlander
Robert Demachy
Henry Peach Robinson
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What technical problem of the wet collodion plates did Le Gray solve?
Plates being too sensitive to red to record both foreground and background.
Plates being too sensitive to White to record both foreground and sky.
Plates being too sensitive to green to record both foreground and grass.
Plates being too sensitive to blue to record both foreground and sky.
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Considered "most important French photographer of the 19th century" because of his technical innovations and teachings
Edward J. Steichen
Alfred Stieglitz
Gustave Le Gray
Clarence H. White
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Who is the photographer?
Gustave Le Gray
Henry Robinson
Peter Emerson
Oscar Rejlander
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Printing technique in which a sheet of paper was coated in egg white and dipped in light sensitive silver nitrate.
Gum Bichromate
Emulsion
Albumen Print
Platinotpye
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Photographers Rejlander & Robinson underwent criticism for their photographs depicting __ while they were in fact __ __.
Fiction, Artificially Created
Fiction, Naturally Created
Truth, Artificially Created
Truth, Naturally Created
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Who was the most prolific of the artists that used the cliche-verre process.
Gustave Le Gray
Oscar G. Rejlander
Jean Baptiste Corot
Ansel Adams
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Who is the Title?
Grief Fades Away
On her Deathbed
Fading Away
Dying Girl
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A phenomenon in photography in which the image recorded on a negative or on a photographic print is reversed in tone.
Solarization
Tonal Range
Cliche Verre
Monochromatic
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A pioneering Swedish Victorian art photographer and an expert in photomontage. Took photomontage to an extreme.
Ansel Adams
Oscar G. Rejlander
Gertrude Kasebier
Gustave Le Gray
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Who is the Title?
Secrets of Childhood
The Whisper of the Muse
Whispers in the Garden
Music Class
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Which photographer showed the planning capabilities of photography by 1st sketching compositions before taking photos
Clarence H. White
Henry Peach Robinson
Peter Henry Emerson
Oscar Rejlander
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Who was an English pictorialist photographer best known for his pioneering combination printing?
Jean Baptiste Corot
Gustave Le Gray
Henry Peach Robinson
Oscar G. Rejlander
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What controversial scene did Henry Peach Robinson depict in his most famous work?
A dying girl attended by grief stricken parents.
A war time execution
A nude figure
A graveyard burial scene
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British photographer known for their portraits of celebrities of the time, & photographs with legendary or heroic themes
Gertrude Kasebier
Clarence H. White
Edward J. Steichen
Julia Margaret Cameron
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Who was an English portrait photographer of the Victorian Era, featuring mostly her adolescent daughters.
Julia Margaret Cameron
Lady Clementina Hawarden
Jean Baptiste Corot
Cameron Julia
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Technique of using two or more negatives to create a single positive print.
Combination Printing
Photomontage
Albumen Print
Platinotype
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What were painters using photography for?
To sketch from
To create installation works
To be more commercial
In place of Painting
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a story, poem, or picture that can be interpreted to reveal a hidden meaning, typically a moral or political one.
Differential Focus
Cliche Verre
Allegory
Pictorialism
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What is the title?
The Great Wave
The Great Coast
The Coastline
The Waves Crash
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The quality of being made or produced by human beings rather than occurring naturally.
Truthfully
Selectively
Artificiality
Mechanically
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What is the Title?
Life is Different Ways
The Opposite Ways of Life
The Two Ways of Life
Two Different Outlooks on Life
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Who is the Photographer?
Oscar Rejlander
Gustave Le Gray
Henry Robinson
Gertrude Käsebier
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What is the title?
Reflection on Better Times
Timing of Memory
Hard Times
Lying Awake
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Who is the Photographer?
Oscar Rejlander
Gertrude Käsebier
Julia Cameron
Henry Robinson
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Printmaking technique that creates thin, fluid lines - can vary from graceful and serpentine to tight and scratchy.
Etching
Cliché verre
Albumen Print
Wet Plate Process
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Superimposition of two or more exposures to create a single image.
Albumen Print
Combination Printing
Double Exposure
Photomontage
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How many negatives were created and how many weeks did it take Rejlander to create his “The Two Ways of Life” print?
100-150 negatives and 6 month.
30-32 negatives and 6 weeks.
13-22 negatives and 2 weeks.
5-6 negatives and 3 says.
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A micro-thin layer of gelatin in which light-sensitive silver salts are suspended.
Emulsion
Etching
Solarization
Artificiality
