photography Flashcards

1
Q

photography is said to be the next most important invention that came after the __________.

A

printing press

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2
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_________ is the art, 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.

A

photography

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3
Q

The word photography is derived from the Greek words ________ which means light and ___________ which means draw.

A

photos ; graphein

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4
Q

is the natural optical phenomenon that occurs when an image of a scene is projected as a reversed and inverted image through a small hole on a surface opposite to the opening of the enclosed dark space

A

camera obscura

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5
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A French inventor named ___________ invented the first photographic process known as heliography, a method where images were obtained by using light to draw a picture.

A

Nichepore Niepce

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6
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Primary blended with secondary and intermediate colors

A

colors

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7
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Letters and geometric shapes

A

shapes

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8
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Likeness and dakrness

A

values / tones

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9
Q

focus the object

A

emphasis

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10
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shapes and colors

A

contrast

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11
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letters, shapes, colors

A

harmony

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12
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Photography in the Philippines was introduced by the Spaniards in ______________

A

1841

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13
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A Spaniard named __________________ was tasked to record the conditions in the colony and relay information back to Spain.

A

Don Sinabaldo de Mas

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14
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What type of camera did the photographer from above used?

A

dagurreotype

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15
Q

photography studios opened in the Philippines but the first known actively operational photos studio was that of British photographer __________________

A

Albert Honnis

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16
Q

One of the oldest photographs recorded in Philippine history is the ______________

A

Indegena de Clasa Rica

17
Q

This was taken by a Dutch photographer named ___________________ to document the influence of Spain to the Filipino population.

A

Francisco van Camp

18
Q

On the other hand, the very first Filipino photographer who depicted the lives of Filipinos through photos is ___________.

A

Felix Laureano

19
Q

a book entitled ____________________ were the photographer from above’s pictures shots during the final years of spanish colonization

A

Recuerdos de Filipinas

20
Q

A photo taken by photographer ________ of General Emilio Aguinaldo in his dignified general uniform became widely popular among the Filipino rebels and acted as an inspiration.

A

Manuel Arias Rodriguez

21
Q

_______ are 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.

A

thomasites

22
Q

_______________ refers to photos of Filipinos for the purpose of scientific, anthropological study, or to stimulate curiosity.

A

colonial American-centered style photography

23
Q

____________ refers to photos where Filipinos were given the opportunity to “control their appearance” in front of the cameras of formal picture taking studios.

A

Filipino centered photography

24
Q

Regarded as the Father of Philippine Photography

A

Eduardo Masferre

25
Q

In 1989, Masferre was invited to exhibit his works at the _____________.

A

Les Recontres Internationale de La Photographie

26
Q

is one of the prominent names in terms of advertising in the Philippines.

A

John K. Chua

27
Q

John Chua is known to pioneer the industry and he even put up his own agency named

A

adphoto

28
Q

John Chua’s famous works are characterized by his aerial shots of the

A

mountains and beaches of the country

29
Q

One of the most famous works of _______ is his winning entry in the National Geographic Photo Contest entitled “Into the Green Zone” shot in the island of Onuk, Palawan.

A

George Tapan

30
Q

type of photography that focuses on capturing the likeness, personality, and mood of a person or group of people.

A

portrait photography

31
Q

is a type of photography that involves capturing images of news events and telling stories through visual journalism. It is a form of documentary photography that aims to document and report on current events and issues in society through images that are truthful, objective, and impactful

A

photojournalism

32
Q

a traditional form of photography that uses photographic film to capture still images

A

still film

33
Q

genre of photography that involves capturing images of animals and their natural habitats. It is a specialized form of nature photography that requires patience, skill, and a deep understanding of animal behavior and habitat

A

wildlife photography

34
Q

genre of photography that focuses on capturing images of clothing, accessories, and fashion models. It is a specialized form of commercial photography that is used primarily in advertising, fashion magazines, and other media outlets

A

fashion photography

35
Q

genre of photography that involves capturing images of athletes, sporting events, and action-filled moments. It is a specialized form of photography that requires quick reflexes, technical skill, and a deep understanding of the sport being photographed

A

sports photography

36
Q

is the art and science of designing and building structures, including buildings, bridges, and other physical structures. It involves the use of artistic and technical skills to create functional and aesthetically pleasing structures that meet the needs of society

A

architecture