Photo Essay Vocabulary

4. A rhetorical appeal in which the creator/author establishes credibility by appealing to the audiences' sense of morality or justice- ethics. Ethos is also established by using credible expert sources.
6. Area of action that is captured by the camera.
7. Area established or set apart by the arrangement of subjects or matter.
11. (Essay)Reveals the author's perspective on the subject through a collection of photographic images. The images in a photo essay are placed in a specific way to express ideas, convey emotions, and show a progression of thoughts or events.
12. The overall effect produced by the amount or type of light in a photograph.
13. Likeness of object, person, or scene found and/or arranged in a frame.
14. The image takes up at least 80% of the frame.
15. A rhetorical appeal in which the creator/author establishes credibility by appealing to the audiences' emotions.
16. A shot taken from below the subject.
17. A shot taken from above the subject.

1. The camera seems to be a medium distance from the object being filmed.
2. Object, person, and/or matter being studied in the frame.
3. The way in which the parts of the subject are arranged to present a visual image.
4. A shot taken from a normal height; that is, the character's eye level.
5. Cutting off or concealing unwanted parts of an image within a photograph.
8. A single piece of film, uninterrupted by cuts.
9. A shot from some distance.
10. The image is part of a whole, such as an eye.
16. A rhetorical appeal in which the creator/author establishes credibility by appealing to the audiences' sense of logic. Logos is also established through the use of credible research and data.