G10 Philippine Photography

Question 1

is the method of recording the image of an object through the action of light, or related radiation, on a light-sensitive material

Answer 1

photography

Question 2

Photography was was invented during the
_ where its basic principles are the natural optical phenomenon that occurs when an image of a scene is projected and printed

Answer 2

1830s

Question 3

is the practice of using digital technology for the production of art and is described as computer art and multimedia art. It covers Graphic Design which is the art we see today in the form of advertisements, magazines, and books as well as computer-generated images that involved editing and enhancing.

Answer 3

Digital Art

Question 4

It covers _ which is the art we see today in the form of advertisements, magazines, and books as well as computer-generated images that involved editing and enhancing.

Answer 4

Graphic Design

Question 5

a game played by electronically manipulating images produced by a computer program on a television screen or other display screen

Answer 5

Video Game

Question 6

refers to motion picture wherein it employs the compositional elements of the visual art and performance art

Answer 6

Film

Question 7

Photography in the Philippines was introduced by the Spaniards in _

Answer 7

1841

Question 8

Spaniard who was tasked to record the conditions in the colony and relay information back to Spain

Answer 8

Don Sinabaldo de Mas

Question 9

A Spaniard named Don Sinabaldo de Mas who was tasked to record the conditions in the colony and relay information back to Spain used the _ of a camera to document his experience in the Philippines

Answer 9

daguerreotype

Question 10

Photography became more common in the Philippines in _ onwards

Answer 10

1860

Question 11

the first known actively operational photos

studio in the Philippines was that of

Answer 11

British photographer Albert Honnis

Question 12

the very first Filipino photographer who depicted the lives of Filipinos
through these photos

known for his photos about the typical lives of the Filipinos in the rural areas and their
lifestyles like his photos of people in cockfighting and the typical restaurant called
‘karinderya’

Recuerdos de Filipinas

Answer 12

Felix Laureano

Question 13

In the final years of Spanish colonization, the photos of Felix were compiled into a book
entitled

Answer 13

“Recuerdos de Filipinas”

Question 14

In _, the Philippine Revolution, Filipinos began to utilize photography for their own agenda.

Answer 14

1896

Question 15

_ _ _ photograpged General Emilio Aguinaldo in his dignified military uniform and the execution of Jose Rizal by the Firing Squad

Filipinos used the photos to fuel the revolution

Answer 15

Manuel Arias Rodriguez

Question 16

a group of American teachers who traveled to the Philippines to
establish a new public school system, to teach basic education, and to train Filipino teachers
with English

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Thomasites

Question 17

refers to the photos of Filipinos for the purpose of scientific,
anthropological study, or to stimulate curiosity. The trend during this time was to present
colonial or imperial superiority

Answer 17

colonial American-centered style

Question 18

refers to the photos of Filipinos for the purpose of scientific,
anthropological study, or to stimulate curiosity. The trend during this time was to present
colonial or imperial superiority

Answer 18

colonial American-centered style

Question 19

refers to photos where Filipinos were given
the opportunity to “control their appearance” in front of the cameras of formal picture-taking
studios. This presented a different persona distinguishable from the latter type. Filipino
women were able to demonstrate female virtue and refinement, and the Igorot people were
given the chance to show off their status and prestige.

Answer 19

Filipino-centered photography.

Answer 20

● as a medium of news and information about the colony;
● as a tool for tourism;
● as an instrument for anthropology;
● as a means for asserting social status;
● as an implement for historical documentation;
● as a device for communication, as materials for propaganda; and
● as a source of ideas for illustrations and engravings

Question 21

Father of Philippine Photography

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Eduardo Masferré

Question 22

documented the

lifestyle of native people in the Cordillera region

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Eduardo Masferré

Question 23

Eduardo’s works featured mostly the ancestral lifeways of the people of Central Cordillera. His
first photo exhibitions were held in Manila in _ and _ and subsequently in Europe,
Japan, and the US.

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1982, 1983

Question 24

In _ he was invited to exhibit his works at the Les Recontres
Internationale de La Photographie in Arles, Southern France, known to be the world’s most
prestigious photo exhibition.

Answer 24

1989,

Question 25

Eduardo passed away on June 25, 1995, at _ years old but he is widely recognized and
honored as the man who expressed the feelings of the mountain peoples’ cultures through
his poignant photographs.

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86

Question 26

one of the prominent names in terms of advertising in the Philippines. He is known to pioneer the industry and he even put up his own agency

His famous works are characterized by his aerial shots of the mountains and beaches in the country.

Answer 26

John K. Chua

Question 27

John K, Chua ‘s agency

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Adphoto

Question 28

This activity helped children with autism to

communicate how they looked at the world through the lens of a camera

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Photography with a Difference

Question 29

project of John where he rallied to restore the Batad Rice Terraces

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Bachang Advocacy

Question 30

A multi-awarded photographer, He has worked for the Department of Tourism and Philippine Airlines, and he has also published 5 travel photography books.

Answer 30

George Tapan

Question 31

one of the most famous work of George Tapan

Answer 31

“Into the Green Zone” shot in the island of Onuk, Palawan