Photography

4. the part of a work depicted as nearest to the viewer
5. tiny square dots arranged on a grid used for digital photography
6. a piece of film or paper in which the lights and darks are the opposite of what we see in life, with the tones reversed
8. an image in which light areas are light and dark areas are dark
9. artwork assembled by gluing materials, often paper, onto a surface
10. a single photographic image that combines several separate images
11. the person, object, or space depicted in a work of art
15. the use of photography to tell a news story
17. colors subtracted from white light by CMY dyes or pigments
19. the lightness or darkness of a plane or area
20. black and white darkroom photography process invented by Frederic Scott Archer in 1850-51 and popular until the 1880s

1. the chemical process used to ensure a photographic image becomes permanent
2. photographic process using light-sensitive iron salts that oxidize and produce a brilliant blue color where light penetrates and remains white where light is blocked
3. creates colors by mixing RGB colors on a screen to create a direct positive print
7. process for making glossy black and white photographic prints based on silver halide gelatin emulsions
12. in film and photography, a positive image on film that visible when light is shone through it
13. simple kind of camera
14. the overall design or organization of a photograph
16. deliberate blurring of the edges or lack of sharp focus in a photograph or movie
18. early process for adding color to monochrome photographic products by adding pigment in a manner very much like painting