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- 1. Multiple Choice
As you look at your subject thru the camera, it's called your...
Rule of Thirds
Background
Viewpoint
Balancing Elements
- 2. Multiple ChoiceThis is what I place behind my subject. It shouldn't be too distracting.Balancing ElementsDepthCroppingBackground
- 3. Multiple ChoiceThis is dividing a photo into 9 equal segments with 2 vertical lines and 2 horizontal lines.Leading LinesRule of ThirdsFramingDepth
- 4. Multiple ChoiceThis rule includes objects in the foreground, middle ground, and background.DepthFramingCroppingBackground
- 5. Multiple ChoiceThese pull us into a picture and leads us through a path and on a journey.Leading LinesCroppingBalancing ElementsDepth
- 6. Multiple ChoiceThis helps your picture feel more even by including something in the background of lesser importance.Rule of ThirdsBackgroundBalancing ElementsFraming
- 7. Multiple Choice
By eliminating the ____________ "noise" (distractions, clutter) you can ensure your subject get's the viewer's undivided attention.
Depth
Background
Framing
Symmetry/Patterns
- 8. Multiple ChoiceWhen we look at a photo, our eye is naturally drawn along the lines.TrueFalse
- 9. Multiple ChoicePlacing your main subject directly in the center of the frame creates a more interesting photo.TrueFalse
- 10. Multiple ChoiceAll pictures must be symmetrical.TrueFalse
- 11. Multiple ChoiceIf you want to balance the “weight” of your subject, try including another object of lesser importance to fill the space.TrueFalse
- 12. Multiple ChoiceBy placing natural frames around the edge of a photo, you help isolate the main subject from the outside world.TrueFalse
- 13. Multiple ChoiceYou must follow all composition rules at the same time to take a decent photograph.TrueFalse
- 14. Multiple Choice
The following picture is a good example of which rule of photography...Balancing ElementsDepthCroppingRule of Thirds - 15. Multiple ChoiceThe following picture is a good example of which rule of photography...FramingSymmetryDepthLeading Lines
- 16. Multiple ChoiceThe following picture is a good example of which rule of photography...Leading LinesBalancing ElementsRule of ThirdsCropping
- 17. Multiple ChoiceThe following picture is a good example of which rule of photography...Leading LinesCroppingDepthFraming
- 18. Multiple Choice
The following picture is a good example of which rule of photography...
Framing
Rule of Thirds
Symmetry
Cropping
- 19. Multiple ChoiceThe following picture is a good example of which rule of photography...FramingRule of ThirdsDepthCropping
- 20. Multiple ChoiceThe following picture is a good example of which rule of photography...Lines and SymmetryFramingCroppingRule of Thirds
- 21. Multiple ChoiceThe following picture is a good example of which rule of photography...BackgroundFramingLeading LinesRule of Thirds
- 22. Multiple Choice
The following picture is a good example of which rule of photography...
Balancing Elements
Rule of Thirds
Perspective
Framing
- 23. Multiple Choice
Carefully arranging the foreground, middle ground, and background in a photograph helps to create the illusion of _____ in an image limited by its two-dimensional nature.
Depth
Distance
Focus
Movement
- 24. Multiple Choice
The Rule of Thirds uses two vertical and two horizontal lines to divide the image into nine equal sections, but where should you place the subject matter when using the rule?
At the intersection of the lines
In the center
In any of the corner sections
Filling any adjoining four sections
- 25. Multiple Choice
Photographers need to fill the frame to avoid an excess of what undesirable element in visual images?
Negative Space
Chaotic Backgrounds
Tiny subjects
Blurry backgrounds
- 26. Multiple Choice
Balance is when...
Objects within frame have a sense of equal visual weight
Objects are the exact same size
One thing is up and one thing is down
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