PHOTOGRAPHY

Question 1

This branch of visual art is defined as the application and practice of creating durable images by recording light, either electronically by means of an image sensor, or chemically by means of a light-sensitive material such as photographic film.

Answer 1

Photography

Question 2

List down the camera shots and angles.

Answer 2

Extreme Close-Up
Close-Up
Medium Shot
Full Shot
Low Angle
High Angle
Eye Level
Aerial Shot
Dutch Angle or Dutch Tilt Shot

Question 3

This goes the standard close-up by focusing on a single feature of the subject.

Answer 3

Extreme Close-Up

Question 4

This aims at creating a stronger a stronger connection to the subject. To easily emphasize the emotion and details of the subject.

Answer 4

Close-Up

Question 5

This is when a subject is captured from the center its body to its top. The entire body is not completely visible, but close enough to establish a primary connection with the subject.

Answer 5

Medium Shot

Question 5

This is when a subject is captured from the center its body to its top. The entire body is not completely visible, but close enough to establish a primary connection with the subject.

Answer 5

Medium Shot

Question 6

This is allowing to see not only the subject but its environment. This shot help to take photographs that establish a subject’s position within the world.

Answer 6

Full Shot or Long Shot

Question 7

This is when – taking a photograph from a low angle, also known as a ‘worm’s eye view’, makes subjects appear larger than normal.

Answer 7

Low Angle

Question 8

This is looking at the exact opposite situation, the high angle can be used to make a subject appear small or vulnerable. Commonly known as the ‘bird’s-eye view’.

Answer 8

High Angle

Question 9

This shot is considered the most natural camera angle.

Answer 9

Eye Level

Question 10

This is captured above the subject/s, in well spent movies. This shot usually taken from a helicopter or drone, is captured from way up high.

Answer 10

Aerial Shot

Question 11

The camera is slanted to one side. This shot can create a sense of disorientation, a destabilized mental state, or increase the tension.

Answer 11

Dutch Angle or Dutch Tilt Shot

Question 12

This angle is also known as worm’s eye view.

Answer 12

Low Angle

Question 13

This angle is commonly known as the bird’s-eye view.

Answer 13

High Angle