1st Quarter MIT (Elements and Principles of Photography)

Question 1

Most fundamental element of a photograph

Answer 1

Line

Question 2

Two-dimensional. Measured by overall height and width.

Answer 2

Shape

Question 3

Three-dimensional. Has overall height, width, and depth.

Answer 3

Form

Question 4

Visual or tactile surface characteristics and appearance of something

Answer 4

Texture

Question 5

The aspect of the appearance of objects and light source that may be described in terms of hue, lightness, and saturation for objects.

Answer 5

Color

Question 6

A physical magnitude, extent or bulk: relative or proportionate dimensions

Answer 6

Size

Question 6

Emphasizes the stability of the image

Answer 6

Balance

Question 7

Makes sense of the visual world through regularity.

Answer 7

Patterns

Question 8

Distracts the viewer’s eye, with no focus on one element or in one direction.

Answer 8

Negative Space

Question 9

Forms a co-linear or line of direction of the image.

Answer 9

Grouping

Question 10

Contributes a lot to any photography and it’s more than creating a visually pleasing element.

Answer 10

Colour

Question 11

The tendency to fill the missing gaps in an informative way to finish a story by the Photographer.

Answer 11

Closure

Question 12

Creates a balance

Answer 12

Light and shadow

Question 13

Plays a major role in Photography

Answer 13

Light and shadow