Cropping & Compositional Techniques
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- Q 1/17Score 0Photographers plan what they want IN their photo but also what they want to leave ________ of their photo.29Out
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- Q1Photographers plan what they want IN their photo but also what they want to leave ________ of their photo.Out120sEditDelete
- Q2The word “crop” in photography means:To grow or produceTo cut off unwanted parts of the photo.120sEditDelete
- Q3Here is an illustration of 3 different types of camera shots cropping the subject in different ways. In a WIDE shot:One part of the subject (example: face) fills the entire shot.The entire subject is shown and usually some background too.The subject fills the entire shot.120sEditDelete
- Q4Here is an illustration of 3 different types of camera shots cropping the subject in different ways. In a CLOSE UP:The subject fills the entire composition.One part of the subject (example: face) fills the entire composition.The entire subject is shown and usually some background.120sEditDelete
- Q5Here is an illustration of 3 different types of camera shots cropping the subject in different ways. In a MEDIUM shot:The entire subject is shown and sometimes some background too.One part of the subject (example: face) fills the entire composition.The subject fills the entire composition.120sEditDelete
- Q6In photography, composition is:A notebook.The way objects are arranged or "composed" in the photography.120sEditDelete
- Q7A "technique" (pronounced TECK-NEEK) is:A certain skill, style, or way of doing something.Another word for technology.120sEditDelete
- Q8"Compositional technique" means:The skill of composing a photograph or artwork in a way that is pleasing to our eyes.Making a photograph with technology.120sEditDelete
- Q9One compositional technique is called ________________________, in which you use lines to draw the viewer's eyes to the subject.FramingRule of ThirdsLeading lines120sEditDelete
- Q10One compositional technique is called _________________, in which you use objects in the composition to frame the main subject.Leading linesFramingRule of Thirds120sEditDelete
- Q11One compositional technique is called _______________, in which you split the composition into thirds vertically & horizontally (like a tic-tac-toe board) and place your main subject on one of the four intersections (notice the white points on the photo).FramingLeading LinesRule of Thirds120sEditDelete
- Q12The purpose of the rule of thirds is to move the ____________'s eye all around the composition.ViewerSubject120sEditDelete
- Q13Does this photograph use the Rule of Thirds? (imagine the grid on top)YesNo120sEditDelete
- Q14Does this photograph use the Rule of Thirds?YesNo120sEditDelete
- Q15This photograph strongly represents which compositional technique?Leading linesRule of ThirdsFraming120sEditDelete
- Q16This photograph strongly represents which compositional technique?Leading linesFramingRule of thirds120sEditDelete
- Q17This photograph strongly represents which compositional technique?FramingLeading linesRule of thirds120sEditDelete
