Visual Literacy Revision

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Across
  1. 2. What has been deliberately left out of an image to control the narrative or perspective.
  2. 4. The part of a view or image that is nearest to the observer.
  3. 5. How elements are positioned within the borders of an image to draw focus or set a mood.
  4. 7. The use of an object, color, or shape to represent a deeper meaning or abstract idea.
  5. 10. The part of an image that is most prominent, demanding the viewer's immediate attention.
  6. 11. A camera view looking up at a subject, making them appear powerful, large, or dominant.
Down
  1. 1. The center of interest or activity in a visual text.
  2. 3. Placing two contrasting visual elements close together to highlight their differences.
  3. 6. A camera view looking down at the subject, making them appear small, weak, or vulnerable.
  4. 8. When a subject looks straight into the camera/lens, demanding a response from the viewer.
  5. 9. An invisible or visible line that guides the reader’s eye from one element in an image to another.